Today at 5 p.m the Cavs host the Philadelphia 76ers.
Everyone wants to know if the newest members of our franchise will be in uniform, but it's still unknown at this point.
Baron Davis, Luke Harangody, and Semih Erden all missed practice while taking physicals and getting settled in.
In the last meeting with the 76ers, the Cavaliers were blown out 117-97.
Earlier in the season however, the Cavs won two contests against Philadelphia, in games where the entire team looked impressive.
Ramon Sessions and Antawn Jamison will look to continue their strong play as of late.
Speaking of Sessions, Coach Scott declared that it's not out of the question for both Sessions and the newly acquired Baron Davis to start in the backcourt together. That would be a tough offensive tandem to deal with.
Whether or not Baron will see any playing time tonight is highly questionable, as he has yet to learn any of the plays or even attend a single practice with his new team.
Slowing down Andre Igoudala will be the first defensive priority.
Also important will be containing Thaddeus young, who scored 26 points on 92% percent shooting in the last meeting vs. the Cavaliers.
Hickson must rebound effectively for us to win this game, and we need production out of all our players.
We very well could be short-handed if Byron decides to have the new guys sit and watch this one.
In our last 4 games, the Cavs are 3-1. Those 3 wins came against the Lakers, Knicks, and Clippers, all solid basketball teams right now.
Will we finally be able to say the Cavaliers are on a winning streak?
Everyone wants to know if the newest members of our franchise will be in uniform, but it's still unknown at this point.
In the last meeting with the 76ers, the Cavaliers were blown out 117-97.
Earlier in the season however, the Cavs won two contests against Philadelphia, in games where the entire team looked impressive.
Ramon Sessions and Antawn Jamison will look to continue their strong play as of late.
Speaking of Sessions, Coach Scott declared that it's not out of the question for both Sessions and the newly acquired Baron Davis to start in the backcourt together. That would be a tough offensive tandem to deal with.
Whether or not Baron will see any playing time tonight is highly questionable, as he has yet to learn any of the plays or even attend a single practice with his new team.
Also important will be containing Thaddeus young, who scored 26 points on 92% percent shooting in the last meeting vs. the Cavaliers.
Hickson must rebound effectively for us to win this game, and we need production out of all our players.
We very well could be short-handed if Byron decides to have the new guys sit and watch this one.
In our last 4 games, the Cavs are 3-1. Those 3 wins came against the Lakers, Knicks, and Clippers, all solid basketball teams right now.
Will we finally be able to say the Cavaliers are on a winning streak?
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