What a basketball game.  The atmosphere was absolutely electric at The Q for this one last night, and the Cavs came away with a huge 88-82 win that brought them back into this series.  LeBron had a big game, full of big shots, and ended with 32, 9, and 9.  And Daniel "Boobie" Gibson, relegating Larry Hughes to the bench for most of the second half, had a slew of big shots and clutch defensive plays.  John Hnat reviews the thrilling win for us.  TUESDAY NIGHT, game four.  Let's even this thing up.

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The Cavaliers return home today in a crucial must-win Game Three at The Q.  Down 0-2, the Cavaliers find themselves in the exact same predicament as they did last year when they were down to the Pistons 0-2 in the playoffs, yet stormed back to take a 3-2 lead before bowing out in seven games.  Can the Cavs fight back into this series like last year?  We asked the writers of The Cleveland Fan in our latest roundtable.

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Same score, different lightning rod. In Game 1, it was LeBron James' pass to a wide-open Donyell Marshall that drew the criticism. This time, it might very well have been Larry Hughes' miss of a wide-open seven-footer off an offensive rebound that sealed the Cavs' fate. Erik Cassano takes a look back at game two, and looks ahead to what the Cavs need to do to get back in this series.

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God how I hate mornings after losses like that one. For the second straight game, the Cavaliers fell by a count of 79-76 to the Detroit Pistons last night, and now trail the series 2-0 as the action shifts back to CTown for games on Sunday and Tuesday night. And once again, the Cavs had a chance to take care of business late, and could not. John weighs in with the good, the bad, and the summary.

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