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They could meet in the playoffs for the third straight year. Wizards are looking to beat the Cavs after being embarassed in four games last year.
They have met four times in the playoffs and the Cavs won three series '76, '06 & '07 while the Bullets as they were known then, won in '77.
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I was in the third to last row here for Game 6 in 2006.
The Wizards have a really good team, I'm not looking forward to a rematch. The only saving grace is the Wizards still are getting over some injuries. They have a chance to catch the cavs for home field advantage but perhaps at the expense of being rested and healthy.
It will be interesting to see if the Cavs can take any games in Washington. I think it is imperative they do because as bad as the Wizards looked in game two, they still have the ability to have one tremendous game in Cleveland, assuming the series heads back there again.
Been busy with the Stanley playoffs and the Caps series vs the Flyers so I missed the first two games. Wiz bounced back in game 3 and hopefully they can tie this.
Well, the next three games can all be viewed as game 7's. The Cavs certainly want to close out Washington so they don't have to go back for a game six, otherwise a game six could turn into a game seven.
I hope the cavs can close out in five and rest up and get healthy.
Game five was a crazy loss. Cavs were up 87-82 and had the ball with just over a minute left but Lebron put up a crazy three pointer.
I was watching the game with my father and even though he is a soccer fan he starts saying, go for the two, forget the three, even before Lebron misses his shot.
Next time down the court, he says the same thing, and the cavs put up a three pointer again. Just a simple two pointer was all the cavs needed and I think the series would have been over.
Rack the Wizards for winning a close game for once! I'm glad Gilbert Arenas is done as right now they are a better team without him. Also I'm sick of this trash talk from him and MeShawn Stevenson. Whatever happened to respecting the opponent? Instead these guys talk trash by blogging. Yeah, I can see Larry Bird and Michael Jordan laughing at this right now. Trash talk on the court, not a computer.
Maybe Caron Butler and Jamison tore into these guys, who knows. I just hope it goes seven.
I may go and buy a scalp ticket tomorrow night. Last time I went to a game 6 at Washington, Cleveland won, so maybe I should stay home.
It looks like Arenas might go elsewhere this upcoming season.
Looks like the Cavs will make the playoffs while the Wizards bring guns into their locker room in hopes of shooting better.