America is behind the Cavs

[WalterBenitez]

The most important question as usual is the most relevant ...

$tern is with....

[ploto]

No other baskeball team has more fans outside the US than the Spurs.

I would wager Toronto might have something to say about that.

[KFRebel]

you put those int. players under NBA rules, and let's see how well they do.

They'd their pants just like international players did on their first day on the job in NBA.

[DfendtheStar]

Go Cavs Go! Americas team.

shoot yourself......today......now

[Garquint]

[ClingingMars]

Please let me put that gif in my signature. pleaseee

-Mars

[JonVito]

China loves LeBron James and Damon Jones

China+America>the rest of the world

[ClingingMars]

China loves LeBron James and Damon Jones

China+America>the rest of the world

not all of america mate

and since when does it matter how many fans each side has? last time i checked, fans score 0.00 points every single game.

-Mars

[Garquint]

Please let me put that gif in my signature. pleaseee

-Mars

It's quite large, but if you want to use it...sure.

[thispego]

I agree, and this is what I hate. Fans everywhere, on all teams, and also in the media, will have you believe that the Cavs are all about Lebron. Now, don't get me wrong, Lebron is an amazing talent and in these playoffs has developed into the best in the NBA, however even the best player could not have gotten to this point without his teammates. The Cavs don't have guys on their team outside of Lebron who can do it all the way that SA and Detroit can, however each guy out there has a specific set of skills, and he can do those skills as well as anybody in the league. When Cleveland's supporting guys play within their skill sets and play unselfish, this is an extremely tough team to beat.

Case in point, what other star in this league would have passed up the scoring opprotunity in order to set up Marshall's 3-pt attempt in Game 1 vs. the Pistons? That time it didn't fall, but it set the tone for the series, it instilled confidence in the team, and it was a prime display of why playing unselfish basketball is so vital to teams winning championships in this league.

anyone that had an open passing lane to a wide open shooter in the corner?
that was nothing special