Can the Cavs beat their old record of 24 straight losses?

**baseline bum** · 02-08-2011

25 straight and a new NBA record.

@ Boston - CHECK
vs Denver - CHECK
@ Orlando - CHECK
@ Miami - CHECK
vs Indiana - CHECK
@ Memphis - CHECK
vs Portland - CHECK
@ Dallas - CHECK

Now that the mission has been accomplished, where do the Cavs go from here? With next 8 games at home, can it be further extended? Or will one game slip through the crack? On the 13th they play Washington in Cleveland. Whose streak comes out of that one alive? Can this thing get in the 30s? The 40s?

**baseline bum** · 02-08-2011

This pic just says it all

**Dex** · 02-08-2011

Originally Posted by cobbler

WOW. Yeah it was all Lebron. Short sighted much?

No No No.... it cant be. It HAS to be ALL about Lebron!

*coaching change as well

Dude, look at the scoreboard. Look at the damn results. I don't think Z was the guy making the difference there. And Byron Scott is a perfectly good coach; he should be able to fill Mike Brown's shoes.

Injuries suck, but they affect every team. It's not an excuse to drop a damn near third of your season consecutively.

I know it's not ALL the absence of James...but that, coupled with the overhaul that prompted, is the main reason this team went from the penthouse to the ter.

**Banzai** · 02-08-2011

**jestersmash** · 02-08-2011

Cavs looked like a bunch of high schoolers in a pick up game at the gym on the last few possessions. Chucking desperation 3s without actually running anything.