30 teams in 30days-Cavaliers - 克里夫蘭騎士 Cleveland Cavaliers

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PROBABLY STARTING LINEUP

PG - Eric Snow

He's as steady and consistent as they come, but his age is starting to
catch up with his defense, and one day soon he'll find that his will and
tenacity just aren't enough to keep him on the court anymore. Until that
day happens, there will always be a place for Eric Snow on someone's
roster, but once that day arrives, his lack of an all-around game will have
him retirement bound as fast as you can say Chris Childs.

SG - Larry Hughes

Still a great player on the wrong team. There are so many places where he
could maximize his off-the-ball defense and ball-handling skills, but
Cleveland just isn't one of them. He needs a system in place to help him
find his points on offense, and without a stronger presence in the post,
his defensive gambles are as good as two-points for the other team. Here
is one case where a trade would benefit both sides of the equation.

SF - LeBron James

What more is there to say about James that hasn't already been said a
million times? Well, when he was growing up his mother got fed up with
him because he wore a Batman costume year after year for Halloween.
How's that?

PF - Drew Gooden

I was glad to see him re-sign in Cleveland. It might just be a case of not
getting to watch all 82 Cavs games each year, but I've never understood
the lack of respect Gooden gets. I'm not saying his contract was underpaying
him, I think he's getting perhaps even a little more than he deserves, but
he's a quality starter who doesn't need plays run for him to be effective
offensively. He's also a rugged rebounder who probably suits the role best
of a complimentary player to LeBron, at least as much as anyone on this
roster. But then again maybe I just don't watch enough Cavs games to truly
understand.

C - Zydrunas Ilgauskas

A solid centre, Ilgauskas just doesn't do it for me on this team. He needs
too much ball and too much time to be effective offensively, and if he
isn't involved in the offense, you lose him on defense and on the glass.
His sweet mid-range game would work in so many cities, but this team needs
a banger down low to allow the midrange to be manned by LeBron and Hughes,
since neither is a player who should be drifting out beyond the arc.






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