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Sam AmicoFor those of us that hunker down on the lazy boy nightly with a cold one, it hasn't been very much fun watching Cavs basketball lately.  That all changed last night.  Andy was back.  LeBron finally wasn't wearing a suit.  And Larry Hughes absolutely lost his mind, burying 13 of his 17 shots from the floor en route to a 36 point night.  Sam Amico recaps last nights win for us this morning.

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John HnatWith LeBron and Andy set to return to the floor Tuesday, it was the bare bones version of the Cavs once again last night, and the result was yet another fugly loss, this one to the Charlotte Bobcats.  As bad as the game was, John's recap this morning is hysterical.  After starting out by saying that he was "looking forward to this game with the same warm anticipation that the Native Americans had for the arrival of the colonists, knowing that they would soon have scorching cases of syphilis", John goes on to also hit on two of his greatest loves.  Beyonce and Walter Herrmann.

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Gary BenzAfter watching the Cavaliers lose their fifth straight game Wednesday night in an almost surreal fashion, you had to wonder whether this season is turning into Danny Ferry's worst nightmare.  In fact, when you look at what's taken place since the Cavs were unceremoniously pushed to the curb by the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals, it seems as if Ferry is indeed in the midst of his own version of a Christmas Carol and we're all along for the ride, much to our chagrin. 

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Erik CassanoA story appeared on Yahoo! sports Wednesday noting that Jason Kidd and LeBron James had reportedly sent text messages to each other about how great it would be to hook up together in Cleveland.  Predictably, this has whipped up a flurry of message board activity and hypothetical packages that the Cavs could work out for Kidd.  In his latest, Erik Cassano tells Cavs fans not to get their hopes up and lays out the reasons why a potential deal is unlikely.

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Sam AmicoThey say the first five minutes of each the second and third quarters are the most important parts of an NBA game. Unfortunately for the LeBron James-less Cavaliers, that is turning out to be a cold and dark truth. It's something they discovered again Wednesday, when they were dumped by the host Washington Wizards, 105-86. It was the fifth straight loss for the Cavs, and fourth since James was sidelined with what is being called a sprained index finger on his non-shooting hand. Sam Amico relives the horror.

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