Cavaliers Finish With The Best Record In 2009
Behind a 37 point performance by LeBron James, the Cleveland Cavaliers have finished the 2009 season with the best home record (39-1) and the best overall record in the NBA after defeating the Pacers 117-109.
James expects to rest during Cleveland’s regular-season finale, a well-earned reward for leading the Cavaliers to home-court advantage throughout the playoffs.
“It’s one step, however, it’s a big step,” James said. “When you consider all the great teams, all the great players, all the great coaches and all the great systems that are in the NBA, for us to finish with the best record is a tremendous feat. And that is something the franchise should be proud of.”
The Cavaliers will play the Detroit Pistons in thr first round of the playoffs.
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5 COMMENTS
I really hope Cleveland wins it all. That city are some angry sports folk, so this would give them hope again. Doesn't hurt that King James is on their squad either
I would love to see Cleveland win too, but not for LeBron but for the city. I'm not a LeBron fan at all.
The homecourt advantage helps, particularly if they have to play the Lakers.
I still think the Lakers will win it all
I agree with you.