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Cleveland Cavaliers humbled by loss to New York Knicks, eager to turn the page

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The Cleveland Cavaliers were brought back to earth after losing to the New York Knicks on Thursday.

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Maybe the Cavaliers believed the hype a little bit. Maybe they were buying into the talk that they were the favorites to win it all.

After all, on paper, this is a championship-caliber squad. The problem is that you have to show it on the hardwood. It's only one game, but the New York Knicks proved on Thursday that if you take your foot off the gas pedal, you could get burned.

The storyline was scheduled: An emotional, fun-filled day leading up to the return of LeBron James as a Cavalier, topped off with a crowd-pleasing victory. However, the Knicks studied a different script and sabotage the rest of the evening with a 95-90 win.

"Everybody was feeling too good in my opinion," Anderson Varejao told Northeast Ohio Media Group. "When you lose a game like that, a game that you were supposed to win where we're at home, that should make everybody work harder and think about what we need to do out there."

The Knicks looked atrocious in their 104-80 loss to the Chicago Bulls in New York last night, yet they mustered enough energy to put together the first upset of the season.

"It's a long season and teams are going to come with their best games against us," Tristan Thompson said. "For us, we have to come with our hard hats and be ready to play."

James didn't have his best performance in his return. He was five-of-15 from the field, finishing with 17 points in 43 minutes of play while committing a game-high eight turnovers.

In his own words, this was unacceptable.

"I hate turning the ball over," he said. "It's a pet peeve of mine and eight is definitely something that's not OK."

This team is filled with a bunch a new faces and time is still required to get everyone on the same page. They're still trying to come together.

"My turnovers, some of them were careless and some of them was chemistry," James said. "I was throwing passes where I was hoping where some of my teammates were and they were not there and that will come with each game, with each practice."

Head coach David Blatt says he thought his team exerted too much emotional energy to start the game because of the excitement and buildup of the day. The Cavaliers came out strong in the first quarter, but then sputtered the rest of the way.

"I think we spiked at a certain point," Blatt said. "We've been thinking and been excited about this game for a long time and certainly all day today. It's been building and building and we used that emotion in a positive way in the beginning. Like I said, I just thought we spiked and kind of dropped off the map to be honest with you."

There's no time for sulking, the Chicago Bulls are at home waiting for Cleveland to arrive for Friday's division rival game. Derrick Rose has looked good and the Bulls are expected to go neck-and-neck with Cleveland for Eastern Conference supremacy.

The Cavaliers are thankful they get another crack at it soon.

"That is what is great about this league. You can play as a bad as I did tonight and bounce back," James said. "..."It's one game and we have to learn from this. It's great to have a game like this, especially early on. It's good for us to learn from this experience."


DMan's Cleveland Cavaliers Scoring Report: Game 1, vs. New York Knicks, Thursday

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The Cavaliers' offense was not high-powered against the Knicks.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The 2014-2015 Cavaliers are expected to contend for an NBA championship primarily because of their offensive potential. The offense sputtered in a 95-90 loss to the New York Knicks in Cleveland's season opener Thursday night at The Q.

Here are some observations about the offense based on a dvr review of the TNT telecast:

*The Cavaliers' halfcourt sets deteriorated too many times, factoring heavily in 32-of-70 shooting. The Cavs were tentative or uncertain and settled for recycled passing around the perimeter. They rarely made a presumably bad Knicks team, which was blown out the previous night by the Bulls in New York City, worry about defending the post.

*The Cavaliers did not do nearly enough damage on the break -- fastbreak or secondary. The DMan's Report dvr review counted seven fastbreak baskets for 15 points and four secondary-break baskets for 10 points (ESPN's box score had the Cavs even worse on the fastbreak: 10 points.)

Part of the reason the Cavs' quick-score opportunities were limited was that the Knicks shot well (37-of-69, thanks in part to Cleveland's lackluster defense) -- but it still is hard to believe that the rested Cavs didn't run more against the tired Knicks.   

*LeBron James played poorly. (A dvr review wasn't necessary to make that assessment.) The Cavs likely won't win many games when James is 5-of-15 from the field, scores 17 points, commits eight turnovers, and posts a +/- of minus-13.

James appeared sluggish and never got into a rhythm. He missed shots he normally makes. He was too unselfish early, choosing to facilitate when his teammates needed him to score. James should have been a matchup nightmare for the Knicks, especially in the low block, but it never materialized.

*Kyrie Irving played well. He was 8-of-15 from the floor and 5-of-7 from the line for a team-high 22 points. He had seven assists. He was the only Cavalier to consistently beat the Knicks off the dribble. His drawbacks: 1-of-6 from 3-point range and four turnovers.

*Kevin Love started fast but tailed off. He finished with a robust double-double (19 points, 14 rebounds), but most of the points came on 6-of-14 shooting. He made several excellent outlet passes.

*Anderson Varejao needed more touches. The Cavs' starting "center'' went 4-of-5 from the field and 2-of-2 from the line for 10 points in 27 minutes. He is not the classic low-post big, but the Knicks did not seem equipped to handle his quickness. Why he shot just five times, and played just 27 minutes, is a mystery.           

Below is a chart of how the Cavs scored their points against the Knicks. (Notable: QTR -- Quarter;  DIFF -- Scoreboard differential; S.CLOCK -- Time on shot clock at release; PAINT -- Based on location at shot release; SET/BREAK -- Set piece, or fast- or secondary break; KEY PASS -- Not necessarily the assist.)

#QTRDIFFS. CLOCKSHOOTERDESCRIPTIONPAINTSET/BREAKCONTESTEDVALUEKEY PASSCOMMENT
1 1 0 13 Love Two-hand lay-in, restricted area Yes Set No 2 Irving Irving bounce-pass entry from left wing
2 1 -4 5 Love Catch-and-shoot jumper, deep left No Set Yes 3 James James terrific skip pass from right side
3 1 -1 17 Waiters Catch-and-shoot jumper, topside left No Secondary Yes 3 James James spots Waiters from right baseline
4 1 2 21 Irving Two-handed dunk Yes Fast No 2 Waiters Varejao starts break with good defense
5 1 2 6 Varejao Running sky hook in middle from 12 Yes Set Yes 2 Love Love entry from left wing
6 1 4 20 James Lay-in off run-out, restricted area, and fouled Yes Fast Yes 2 + FTA Love Love long outlet, LBJ grabbed by Melo
7 1 6 23 Varejao Put-back, restricted area, left window Yes Set No 2   Varejao OREB of Love short miss right
8 1 4 12 Love Catch-and-shoot jumper, left corner No Set No 3 Irving Irving dribble-penetration, kick-out
9 1 7 20 Waiters Rainbow jumper, right wing No Fast No 2 Love Love DREB, long outlet; Waiters 1 dribble
10 1 5 24F (Love) (Knicks in penalty after foul; Love reb of Waiters miss) (Yes) Set   1, 1   Love good box-out
11 1 5 13 Love Two-handed dunk Yes Set No 2 Irving Irving dribble-penetration, kick to left base
12 2 7 10 Varejao Jump hook, middle, 8 feet Yes Set Yes 2   Varejao quality move from left wing
13 2 7 6 Irving Lay-in from left side off window Yes Set No 2 Varejao Irving loses man with spin, Princeton cut
14 2 9 19 Thompson Jump-hook floater from left side of paint Yes Fast Yes 2 Marion Marion pushes ball after NYK miss
15 2 9 3 (Varejao) (Varejao fouled after cut from right, restricted area) (Yes) Set Yes 1, 1 James James whip-pass to cutting Varejao
16 2 3 14 Irving Pull-up jumper, deep topside middle No Set Yes 3   Irving creates shot
17 2 4 15 (James) (James fouled on layup attempt) (Yes) Set Yes 1, 1   James works off Varejao screen from left
18 2 0 6 Love 4-foot jump-hook from right Yes Set Yes 2   Love posts up Stoudemire
19 2 -2 23F (Irving) (Irving fouled after OREB) (Yes) Set   1, 1   Irving draws foul after Love deep miss
20 2 0 1 Thompson Two-handed alley-oop dunk Yes Set Yes 2 Irving Irving and Thompson run two-man game
21 3 0 10 (Love) (Love fouled in restricted area on drive from left) (Yes) Set Yes 1, 1   Love fakes pass to James, darts to hole
22 3 -5 14 (Irving) (Irving fouled on drive to hole in restricted area) (Yes) Set Yes 1, 1   Irving creates play
23 3 -5 3 James Catch-and-shoot jumper, deep topside middle No Set Yes 3 Dellavedova Dellavedova good recognition
24 3 -2 17 Irving Mid-range jumper on right side after 1-on-1 move No Secondary Yes 2   Irving DREB, coast-to-coast
25 3 0 16 Irving 3-foot runner in restricted area off glass Yes Secondary Yes 2   Irving DREB, coast-to-coast
26 3 -6 23 James Lay-in from right Yes Fast No 2 Love Love length-of-court pass off NYK FGM
27 3 -6 2 Waiters Deep jumper from topside left No Set Yes 3   Waiters creates
28 3 -7 6 (James) (James fouled on drive) (Yes) Set Yes 1, 1   James creates
29 3 -5 1 Thompson Drop-in from restricted area Yes Set Yes 2 Dellavedova Dellavedova dribble-penetration
30 4 -3 10 Waiters Lay-in from right Yes Set Yes 2   Waiters dribble-drive
31 4 -3 22 Irving Mid-range jumper from left, fouled No Set Yes 2+ FTA   Irving OREB, back up and fouled
32 4 -1 13 Varejao Lay-in after cut down lane left Yes Set Yes 2 James LBJ/Varejao pick-and-roll
33 4 -3 14 (Irving) (Irving fouled off dribble-drive from right) (Yes) Set Yes FTA, 1   Irving creates
34 4 -9 1 (James) (James fouled hard on dribble-drive) (Yes) Set Yes 1, 1   James creates
35 4 -9 13 Irving Jumper from top of key No Set Yes 2   Irving creates; first CLE FG in 6 mins
36 4 -7 21 James Lay-in from right Yes Fast Yes 2 Irving Irving steal, drive, dish
37 4 -9 17 Dellavedova Catch-and-shoot from deep topside left No Set No 3 Irving Irving recognition after Dell pick
38 4 -8 18 Love Catch-and-shoot from deep topside middle No Secondary No 3 James James finds Love in rhythm
39 4 -5 14 Irving Lay-in off dribble-drive Yes Set Yes 2   Irving sweet move to hole; Della pick
40 4 -5 21 James Driving lay-in from left Yes Set Yes 2   James strong off inbounds play
41 4 -7 4-Jan Dellavedova Catch-and-shoot from right baseline No Fast No 3 Irving Irving drive and kick

Video: Browns practice report with Mary Kay Cabot and Tom Reed

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Mary Kay Cabot and Tom Reed check in from Berea.

BEREA, Ohio -- The Browns practiced this afternoon in Berea. Jordan Cameron remained out with a concussion as the team prepares for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 

cleveland.com's Browns beat reporters Mary Kay Cabot and Tom Reed checked in from the team's practice facility this afternoon. They discuss the Cameron situation and also talk about what head coach Mike Pettine and defensive coordinator Jim O'Neil had to say.

How cleveland.com Top 25 football teams fared on Friday in Week 10, 2014 (slideshow)

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See how the cleveland.com Top 25 high school football teams fared on Friday in Week 10 of the 2014 season.

See how the cleveland.com Top 25 high school football teams fared on Friday in Week 10 of the 2014 season.

Ohio high school football statewide scores for October 31, 2014

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Check out statewide high school football scores from Friday, Oct. 31, 2014.

Check out statewide high school football scores from Friday, Oct. 31, 2014.

Inside Field football’s 28-26 win over Crestwood: Top plays, stats, reactions

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The Field Falcons beat Crestwood 28-26 on Friday night thanks in part to two missed extra points and two late interceptions.

The Field Falcons beat Crestwood 28-26 on Friday night thanks in part to two missed extra points and two late interceptions.

Inside Kenston’s 31-21 upset of No. 12 Aurora for the Chagrin Valley Conference Chagrin Division: top plays, reaction (slideshow, video)

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Kenston upset No. 12 Aurora to win the Chagrin Valley Conference Chagrin Division

Kenston upset No. 12 Aurora to win the Chagrin Valley Conference Chagrin Division

Inside Rocky River football's 49-21 rout of Elyria Catholic and playoff push: Key performers, reaction

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Rocky River defeated Elyria Catholic, 49-21, and appears headed to playoffs.

Rocky River defeated Elyria Catholic, 49-21, and appears headed to playoffs.


LeBron James has huge night in overtime win over Chicago Bulls: Joe Vardon's instant analysis

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LeBron James responds to a poor night in the season opener with 36 points in an OT win over Chicago Bulls

CHICAGO – LeBron James scored eight of his game-high 36 points in overtime of his first win as a Cleveland Cavalier since 2010.

James more than rebounded from a disappointing effort in Cleveland's season-opening loss Thursday. He was a tone-setter for most of the night against the Chicago Bulls, leading the Cavaliers to a 114-108 triumph in a possible Eastern Conference Finals preview.

James added eight rebounds and four assists to his 36 points. He took 30 shots, and had eclipsed his point total from the loss to New York in the second quarter. He trimmed his turnovers to three from the eight he posted Thursday night.

The win was James' first with the Cavaliers since May 7, 2010 in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals against Boston. James had 38 points that night.

Here is an instant, quarter-by-quarter briefing on James' performance against the Bulls.

1st Quarter

Stats: 11 pts, 1 rb, 1 ast, 5-10 FG, 0-0 FT

Highlight: Tristan Thompson cleaned up a missed jumper from James and passed it back to him for a wide-open three-pointer with about 2:15 left.

Briefing: The differences between James' first quarter here and the one he played in the season opener are too many to mention. James is assertive, commanding the ball and shooting it. He took 10 of his team's 23 shots. Mike Dunleavy is guarding James, and James knows that's bad news for Dunleavy. The stat line says it all. Also, no turnovers.

2nd Quarter

Stats: 8 pts, 2 rb, 1 ast, 4-7 FG, 0-0 FT

Highlight: Kyrie Irving delivered the ball on a run-out to James, who with no one in front of him sped ahead for his first dunk of the young season with 3:06 to go.

Briefing: James went to the rim on five of his seven shots, always a good sign. One was on a steal and fastbreak. The other, one of those driving left-handed lay-ins he likes. Dunleavy saved a little face, though, partially blocking James' final shot at the end of the half.

3rd Quarter

Stats: 5 pts, 1 rb, 0 ast, 2-2 FG, 1-2 FT

Highlight: Fans are going to see this all season. Kevin Love threw a long, perfect outlet over the Bulls' heads to James for a dunk at 7:34.

Briefing: James was efficient in the period and finally found the foul line (at 10:10). But what's important is what happened while James and Irving were both on the bench. James joined Irving there with 4:34 left and the Cavaliers up 67-62. Cleveland finished the period ahead 78-69.

4th Quarter

Stats:4 pts, 4 rbs, 2 ast, 1-5 FG, 2-2 FT

Highlight: James catches an in-bounds pass for a quick layin midway through, momentarily stopping the Bulls' momentum.

Briefing: Tony Snell momentarily changed the complexion of James' night. He harassed James in the quarter, minimizing him while the Bulls jumped out to a five-point lead with less than a minute left. James airballed a 3-pointer, was blocked on a layup in traffic, and committed a turnover.

OT

Stats: 8 pts, 0 rbs, 0 ast, 2-6 FG, 4-5 FT

Highlight: Setting the tone to start the extra period, James turns almost completely around mid-air, switching hands with the ball and flipping it over his head for the first two of eight points.

Briefing: Snell slowed James in the fourth, but couldn't stop him in overtime. James had another layup and free throw with 3:43 left to put his team up five. Simply put, the Cavaliers needed this one, and James made sure it happened.

Totals: 36 pts, 8 rbs, 4 ast, 14-30 FG, 7-9 FT, 41 min

No. 7. Midview football completes undefeated season with win over No. 13 Berea-Midpark

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Dustin Crum throws for a pair of TDs and runs for two scores to lead Midview to win

Dustin Crum throws for a pair of TDs and runs for two scores to lead Midview to win

Lake Erie Monsters turn back Texas Stars, 5-2

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The Lake Erie Monsters defeated the defending AHL champion Texas Stars, 5-2, Friday at the Q.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Calvin Pickard had 31 saves as the Lake Erie Monsters defeated the defending American Hockey League champion Texas Stars, 5-2, Friday at Quicken Loans Arena.

Pickard made his third straight start since returning from an assignment with the Colorado Avalanche and helped the Monsters improve to 3-4-0-1.

The Monsters scored twice in the first period on goals by Paul Carey at 2:15 when he redirected a Stefan Elliott point shot on a five-on-three power play, and by Trevor Cheek, who scored off a faceoff with 19 seconds left in the period.

Stefan Elliott made it 3-0 at 1:25 of the second period, then Karl Stollery scored at 7:40 to end the night for Texas goalie Jussi Rynnas, who allowed four goals on 20 shots.

Kenny Ryan scored an empty-net goal for the Monsters at 18:13 of the final period.

Pickard (2-2-1) stopped 31 of 33 shots for his second win.

The Monsters and Stars play again Saturday at 6 p.m. at the Q.

Notes: The game was the first for the Monsters against a team from outside the Midwest Division this season... The Monsters are 9-6-0-2 in their last 17 games against the Stars over the last five seasons... The Monsters were 1-4 on the power play, and 3-4 on the penalty kill... The Monsters are 10-11 on the penalty kill over their last three games... Elliott's shorthanded goal gave the Monsters a shorthanded tally in back-to-back games... Dan Maggio's 14 penalty minutes were a new single-game high for a Monster this season.

Vote for high school football top defensive performer from Week 10, 2014: Defensive Game Balls (poll)

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Check out the nominees for top defensive performer from Friday night: Game Balls Week 10.

Check out the nominees for top defensive performer from Friday night: Game Balls Week 10.

Vote for high school football top offensive performer from Week 10, 2014: Offensive Game Balls (poll)

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Check out the nominees for top offensive performer from Friday night: Week 10 Game Balls.

Check out the nominees for top offensive performer from Friday night: Week 10 Game Balls.

Week 10 Varsity Blitz Rewind: Friday's top storylines, key games, top performers and more 2014 (slideshows, videos)

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Check out a recap of all of Friday's high school football action, including the night's top storylines, games and performers.

Check out a recap of all of Friday's high school football action, including the night's top storylines, games and performers.

Inside No. 21 Madison football's 56-35 win over Riverside: Key plays, performers, stats (slideshow)

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Madison closes its regular season with a win over longtime conference rival Riverside.

Madison closes its regular season with a win over longtime conference rival Riverside.


How Ohio AP Top 10 football teams fared Friday in Week 10 of 2014 season

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Check out how the Top 10 Ohio high school football teams in the state for each division fared in Week 10.

Check out how the Top 10 Ohio high school football teams in the state for each division fared in Week 10.

Tristan Thompson, Cleveland Cavaliers fail to reach extension following his huge game in win over Chicago Bulls

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Tristan Thompson will become a restricted free agent next summer after failing to reach an extension with the Cavaliers.

CHICAGO, Illinois – Tristan Thompson was a beast as he helped the Cavaliers secure their first win of the season with a gritty 114-108 overtime victory over the Chicago Bulls on Friday night.

His effort on the boards provided a healthy dose of second chance opportunities for his team. Thompson came off the bench and pulled down 13 rebounds in 36 minutes to go along with 16 points.

Out of those 13 boards, 12 were offensive rebounds.

Four huge offensive boards came in overtime, one of the main reasons Cleveland had six more field goal attempts than Chicago in the extra quarter.

"See ball, get ball. That's my motto," he said after the win."

On the court the 6-10 big-man was everywhere, throwing his body around. Off the court, his financial affairs were idle.

Thompson's agent, Rich Paul, and the Cavaliers failed to reach and agreement on a rookie-scale extension by the Oct. 31 deadline. On Wednesday, owner Dan Gilbert said the plan was to lock Thompson up long-term and he was hopeful a deal could be struck this week.

Northeast Ohio Media Group was told that each side valued Thompson differently, which will result in the 22-year-old forward becoming a restricted free agent on July 1.

It is believed that Paul always preferred to go the route of restricted free agency, understanding there will be more money to be had for his client in the summer.

His contract situation is the least of his worries.

"I'm just focused on helping my team win," Thompson said to NEOMG. "If I can do that, we'll be fine."

Cleveland will have the right to match any offer sheets issued to Thompson. He will be a young big in high demand. The Cavaliers have invested countless resources in the development of their prized forward. Losing him would be catastrophic.

David Blatt receives surprise assist after winning his first NBA game

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David Blatt receives a surprise in the locker room after winning his first NBA game.

CHICAGO, Illinois – Kyrie Irving made sure to get the ball in his hands as the clock ran down, giving the Cavaliers a 114-108 overtime win over the Chicago Bulls.

The final buzzer went off and a shrewd Irving confiscated the ball, taking it with him towards the back.

When Blatt entered the locker room, Irving handed him the game ball and the rest of team along with the coaching staff circled around him shaking his hand, messing up his hair, congratulating him on his first NBA win.

Blatt has won over 600 games during his professional coaching career and now he can add the supreme level to his coaching resume.

"We're all just happy for him," Shawn Marion told Northeast Ohio Media Group. "We wish we could have done it for him the other night, but you can tell he was very happy so it's all good."

Blatt was so wrapped up in the process of a rigorous 82-game season that he forgot to soak in the fact that he had accomplished something personally: His first win came against Tom Thibodeau.

That's quite the feat.

"You know what's best about that, I didn't even think about it," Blatt said referring to his first win. "It was so beautiful, what the team did...I'm glad I did it with the Cleveland Cavaliers."

There's plenty more where that came from. This team enjoys being around Blatt and you can tell early on that he has them bought in. The sky's the limit for Blatt.

"We're just proud of him. He deserves it," Anderson Varejao said. "I'm glad we were able to do it for him."

Cleveland Cavaliers get their first win of the season with a gritty road win over the Chicago Bulls

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The Cavaliers pick up their first win of the season against the Chicago Bulls on the road.

CHICAGO, Ill. – The Cavaliers and LeBron James bounced back after a disappointing loss to the Knicks and got a hard-fought 114-108 overtime victory on the road over the Chicago Bulls Friday night.

The United Center was its usual sold-out, rowdy environment as fans were pumped up for this home opener.

Cleveland (1-1) was anxious to hit the hardwood even though it was its second game in as many nights. Usually players dread the second end of back-to-backs, but considering what happened and how it happened in LeBron James' homecoming game, everyone wanted a second crack.

"We just want to go out and play again," Cavs center Anderson Varejao said last night. "I think we all just want to forget about what happened and get another chance."

What we learned

Tonight's showdown was a potential Eastern Conference Finals preview, and it revealed that these two teams are evenly matched in terms of their talent and depth.

James maintained before the game that the Bulls are still the team to beat in this conference because of their continuity and infrastructure that has been in place for some time.

It was only the second game of the season for both squads, but for the Cavaliers, it was a quality gauge as to where they are at the moment. When focused, Cleveland is a force.

James is back

After a below-standard performance in the Cavaliers' home-opening loss to the Knicks on Thursday, James followed it up with an aggressive performance that saw him attack the paint constantly.

He scored a much-needed 36 points and every single point was required. He came out with an emphasis on getting to the paint, putting pressure on Chicago's defense. There was no settling tonight. Once he got those easy buckets, it opened up his full arsenal.

James was 14-of-30 from the floor.

Derrick Rose wouldn't allow James to hog the spotlight in his house as he led Chicago with 20 points, 18 of those in the first half. At one point during the second quarter, James and Rose were going blow for blow.

That was short-lived however as Rose left the game late in the third quarter with a left ankle sprain. He went to the locker room and never returned.

Cavs point guard Kyrie Irving was plagued with foul trouble but managed to supply 23 points in 34 minutes.

Cleaned up the glass

Part of Cleveland's identity is expected to be attacking the glass. James said early in training camp that with the bigs they have on the roster, this team shouldn't lose on the boards at all this season.

The Cavaliers dominated the glass in the first half, outrebounding Chicago (1-1), which is known for being one of the top rebounding teams, 27-15. The Bulls trimmed the margin only to lose the battle on the boards 52-42.

Kevin Love pulled down a game-high of 16 to go with 16 points; Tristan Thompson grabbed 13 off the bench (four huge offensive rebounds in overtime) and provided 16 points while James chipped in with eight rebounds.

Teams will try to get physical with the frontcourt of the Cavaliers, believing that's their weak spot. With performances like this, those teams will have to come with something different.

On deck

Cleveland will now embark on a three-game west coast road trip beginning in the Pacific Northwest against the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday followed by Utah and Denver.

Watch 16 six-second videos from the second half of St. Edward football's win against St. Ignatius: SideVines

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See a collection of sideline videos from the second half of St. Edward footballs win against St. Ignatius.

See a collection of sideline videos from the second half of St. Edward footballs win against St. Ignatius.

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