Cavs Drop Game 6

It was painful to watch last night. Had it not been the fact that Detroit grabbed 4 offensive rebounds in a row, I would of felt better about losing to the Pistons. Unfortunately, that's what happened, and I was never as frustrated as I was during those last 2 minutes of the game. Before you knew it, the stage had been set for another Cleveland letdown.

It was even more frustrating last night knowing that Cleveland had kept it close, like the 3 games they won before only to let Detroit be the one to get a 2 point win on our homecourt. It couldn't have been scripted any better for failure. Visions of Elway, Byner, Jordan, Mesa, and so much else came to mind. To top it off with a cherry, that stupid asshole Rasheed Wallace was money from downtown, which helped put it away.

Just like the end of Game 5, it's important to remember it's not over yet. Game 7 is tomorrow in Detroit. But the golden opportunity that the Cavs possessed after Game 5 seems to have been squandered. Detroit played much better defense in Game 6, and manged to regain their confidence and swagger. In the process, they snatched momentum away from us and the chances of us advancing now appear to be slim. It's going to be an uphill battle now. I'm not expecting us to win, but I'm still going to be rooting for it. It's not over yet.