February 08, 2011

Cavs Set Record for Most Consecutive Losses: The Cleveland Cavaliers lost to the Dallas Mavericks 99-96 Monday night, setting an NBA record with 25 straight defeats. Cavs forward Jamario Moon passed the ball as time expired instead of trying a 3-pointer that would have tied the game. "We're in the record books, we all know that, something we don't want to be a part of," player Antawn Jamison said.

posted by rcade to basketball at 12:14 PM - 7 comments

I don't understand why Moon didn't shoot. Jamison said he passed him the ball because Moon was open, so obviously Jamison wanted him to shoot. Maybe Cleveland will turn it around when they play the Wizards.

posted by insomnyuk at 01:02 PM on February 08, 2011

I'm seriously thinking about placing a bet on the Cavs next opponent. If anything can stop this streak, it's my crap luck when it comes to betting games. Cleveland will likely win the game outright.

posted by dyams at 01:15 PM on February 08, 2011

Dan Gilbert has some work to do if he's going to keep his promise and beat Lebron to a title.

Who knew that without Lebron they would be the worst team in the NBA?

posted by mayerkyl at 01:50 PM on February 08, 2011

Who knew that without Lebron they would be the worst team in the NBA?

*cough*

Raises hand

posted by BornIcon at 03:05 PM on February 08, 2011

I think there's this guy in Miami who had an inkling.

posted by ursus_comiter at 04:48 PM on February 08, 2011

It was obvious the Cavs would be screwed if LeBron decided to leave. They had to wait for him to decide, which left them no maneuverability to replace him.

Interesting that a one-and-done Columbus native could be the first overall pick.

posted by rcade at 09:16 AM on February 09, 2011

Replace him? Who else could you put on that team that would get them anywhee close to where they were last year? They are an awful team and I never thought much of them as a supporting cast either.

posted by tron7 at 10:14 AM on February 09, 2011

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