It may be early, but to me it seems that Cleveland's defense of the high pick/screen was vastly superior to that of Detroit's. Cleveland did a phenomenal job of switching and cutting off Ray and Pierce specifically, from penetrating and/or getting many clean looks. I know that this flies in the face of the traditional belief that Detroit's D, certainly their perimeter D, is better than Cleveland's. However, maybe Cleveland's trade finally paid off on the defensive side (as Lebron said) to the point where they overtook Detroit as the premiere Defense (C's aside) in the NBA. Anyway my point is that, if my observation of Detroit's D is accurate.... AND Ray gets his act together, Pierce continues what he is doing and House (assuming he keeps getting the PT) gets open looks with kick-outs due to the penetration and breakdown, the series may be shorter than we all think. Maybe I am all wet and am missing something, but let me know your thoughts.