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LeBitch can`t have another coach fired....Or can he....lol
He might let this coach be since he's probably leaving Cleveland after this year...
You`re probably right.....He gone i agree.
Ten games into the NBA season, the Cleveland Cavaliers already have six losses. ESPN's Basketball Power Index (BPI) gave that only an 8 percent chance of happening and expected the three-time defending Eastern Conference champions to start off 8-2, not 4-6.
ESPN's Summer Forecast estimated the Cavaliers would win 52 games this season, and the initial Vegas betting line was 54.5.
No team has had a greater drop in BPI rating since the start of the season, and it's not even close. So what does this mean going forward?
[h=2]Cleveland likely won't get to 50 wins[/h]After Sunday's 117-115 loss to the Atlanta Hawks, who were 1-8 entering the game, the Cavaliers' chances of winning at least 50 games dropped to an infinitesimal 0.3 percent. The Cavaliers have won at least 50 games in every season since LeBron's return to Cleveland in 2014. While being sub-50 wins still means a team can make the playoffs relatively easily, the Cavaliers face an uphill battle. Teams such as Toronto and Washington are already ahead of them in the race for home court in the first round, and Boston is exceeding expectations with an East-leading 8-2 record.
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ESPN's Summer Forecast estimated the Cavaliers would win 52 games this season, and the initial Vegas betting line was 54.5.
No team has had a greater drop in BPI rating since the start of the season, and it's not even close. So what does this mean going forward?
[h=2]Cleveland likely won't get to 50 wins[/h]After Sunday's 117-115 loss to the Atlanta Hawks, who were 1-8 entering the game, the Cavaliers' chances of winning at least 50 games dropped to an infinitesimal 0.3 percent. The Cavaliers have won at least 50 games in every season since LeBron's return to Cleveland in 2014. While being sub-50 wins still means a team can make the playoffs relatively easily, the Cavaliers face an uphill battle. Teams such as Toronto and Washington are already ahead of them in the race for home court in the first round, and Boston is exceeding expectations with an East-leading 8-2 record.
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[h=2]NBA Power Rankings: Familiar squad back on top[/h]Kyrie Irving's Celtics are surging, but was their winning streak enough to top the Warriors this week? And how far have LeBron and the Cavs fallen?
Celtics are hot 9 in a row
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[h=1]Oladipo, Pacers end Cavaliers' 13-game winning streak[/h]Victor Oladipo had 33 points and eight rebounds and the Indiana Pacers beat Cleveland 106-102 on Friday night to end the Cavaliers' winning streak at 13 games.
