LeBron keeps Cavs alive
Published: 29 May, 2009, 12:21
LeBron James (AFP Photo / Gregory Shamus / Getty Images)
In the NBA, the Cleveland Cavaliers are still alive in the Eastern Conference final after fighting back against Orlando Magic in the best of seven series.
MVP LeBron James dished out a triple-double in front of home fans. His 37 points, 14 rebounds and 12 assists gave the Cavs a much-needed second wind, as they beat Magic 112-102 to claim Game Five. The Cavs are now 3-2 down in the best of seven series.
“Well, they had a lot of guys that shot the ball well: Mo Williams, Delonte, Daniel came off the bench and hit some big shots and LeBron closed it out, so it was a great team effort on their part. Everybody came out ready to play tonight and that's why they got a good one,” Magic’s Dwight Howard said after the game.
The Cavs hero was categorical as usual:
“At this point, it's like I said, you either win or you sit at the house and play with the kids a lot. You sit back and watch the finals – something I haven't envisioned. You know I signed up to play for a long time this series and this season, so there's always a sense of urgency when you’re down on the brink of elimination,” LeBron said.
Game Six of the series will take place in Cleveland on Saturday.
Meanwhile, in the West, Denver play home needing a victory to send the series back to Los Angeles for a Game 7.
29.05.2009, 11:05
Pentagon’s cybersoldiers to get their own command – reportThe US military will soon have a new command to coordinate both offensive and defensive operations by the armed forces, reports the New York Times. |
29.05.2009, 15:06
Fight breaks out between Georgian police and protestersA clash during an opposition rally calling for President Saakashvili’s resignation late on Thursday night in Georgia resulted in the stabbing of five police officers as well as injuring at least ten protestors. |
The Cleveland Cavs need to definitely step up their game and not let MVP LeBron James do all the work! Everyone knows he's pretty amazing, thats why Mo Williams, West, and all the guys needs to wake up and start scoring some points. LeBron definitely cannot do it alone, no matter how hard he tries. WOOOH GO CLEVELAND :)