Certainly by the time the Cavaliers were eliminated from the playoffs by the Celtics in six games last year’s East semifinals, it was clear that as much talent as Cleveland had, the team lacked chemistry.

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Defense was the theme of the 2010 NBA Playoffs, and for those teams wishing to contend for 2011’s championship, it would be in their best interests to recognize the value in that logic. The Cleveland Cavaliers, Los Angeles Lakers, Orlando Magic, and the Boston Celtics were the NBA’s top teams for much of the 2009-10 regular season, and it should come as no surprise that all four were among the …

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With the 2009-2010 NBA basketball season coming to a close, there are some indications of what is to come with the playoffs.

There is the quick update of the day.

“There is talent here. I know they don’t have enough to make a playoff impact, but we didn’t do much in the playoffs the last three years, either. The key to this season will be what they do with the $14.5 million trade exception they got in the deal for you-know-who

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“I’d be happy with an alternative scenario where James gives it his all and doesn’t quit in the playoffs and in the offseason tries his best to recruit top talent to play alongside him.” – mosescleaveland

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CLEVELAND Angered and betrayed by LeBron James decision to leave for Miami, Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert accused the NBAs MVP of quitting during the playoffs.

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Position King The Cleveland Cavaliers are looking for a qualified team player to fill the position of King for their organization.

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Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert says LeBron James “quit” during the playoffs and should be accountable for his actions.

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Theres a dark cloud hovering over the Cleveland Cavaliers organization.  Since they were ousted from the playoffs by the Boston Celtics in the second round, Mike Brown has been fired, Danny Ferry has resigned (yeah, right), and Tom Izzo has opted to stay at Michigan State.

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Mike Brown had a nice five-year run as head coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers. He led them to the playoffs in all five seasons and took the franchise to its first NBA Finals.

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On the long May 24 weekend in Canada, I got the chance to discuss the Cleveland Cavaliers, the future of LeBron James, and the despair that the comes from watching a first-place team make an early exit from the playoffs with some hard-core fans visiting from Cleveland. And as Cavalier fans feel LeBron James’ massive presence walking out the front door of their team, the mood could not be darker …

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In the early hours of Monday morning, the Cleveland Cavaliers announced they had fired head coach Mike Brown , the 2008-09 NBA Coach of the Year. Brown ends his tenure in Cleveland as statistically the best coach in franchise history

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May 24 (Bloomberg) — The Cleveland Cavaliers fired head coach Mike Brown two weeks after the National Basketball Association team was upset in the playoffs by the Boston Celtics.

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“I believe his best bet is to stay in Cleveland, but with a coach that has championship credentials. Mike Brown was beyond green as a coach when hired and it showed up in the playoffs every year.” – Garrett

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Cavaliers Comment of the Day: LeBron’s best option still Cleveland

LeBron Brown remained in place as coach on Monday as the Cavs began working on their assessment of what went wrong this season. Cleveland was ousted from the playoffs last week by the Boston Celtics, who upset the NBA’s top regular-season team in six games.

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Cleveland Cavaliers, coach Mike Brown still together, LeBron James questions remain

The Cavaliers’ dismissal from the playoffs by the Boston Celtics leaves no games ahead, but lots of questions. Foremost, of course, is the destination of James. Then, there’s coach Mike Brown, GM Danny Ferry and the player roster.

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LeBron James and Cleveland Cavaliers links: Area and Ohio stories

The Cleveland Cavaliers need to win two in a row against the Boston Celtics in order to move on in the playoffs and the team’s lousy performance on Tuesday in a 120-99 loss didn’t inspire any confidence in its fans that they can get the job done. And Cavs star LeBron James (notes) is playing with a sprain in his elbow that may be worse than previously expected .

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LeBron planning to "deal with" elbow in offseason