Love looks really good. If they can get Nance and Hood back healthy plus Korver and may be even Thompson, they are going to be tough to beat in the playoffs
That is your takeaway from them getting smoked on their home floor and giving up 79 points? This honestly reads like satire.
it was a 4 point gane when I posted that and they are still missing 5 of their main players.
5 of their "main" players?
Hood, Nance, Korver, Thompson, and Osman. All players that have played heavy minutes when healthy (or in in the case of Osman once he got more comfortable). The Cavs played 9 players last night, including Holland who is a 2 way player and Zizic who wouldn't even be dressed if the team was fully healthy.
Now obviously the Cavs aren't going to play 12 players as a rotation in the playoffs, though Calderon who started last night probably gets out of that mix pretty quickly. Osman probably does as well, leaving a solid 10 player rotation of Love, Nance, James, Hood, Hill, Korver, Thompson, Green, Smith, and Clarkson. Of those 10, 4 didn't play last night, including 2 likely starters and they beat the #1 team in the conference when that team shot 54% from the field including 44% from 3 and 87% from the line (the Raptors also out rebounded, out assisted, and had less turnovers than the Cavs). Obviously Cleveland was on fire from the field, but it isn't like the Raptors played a bad game, they did not, and the Raptors weren't missing a single key member of their team.
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