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Things aren’t going so well for the Cleveland Cavaliers since King LeBron James left his court.
Less than two years removed from the NBA Final, the Cavaliers have amassed an NBA record 25 consecutive losses after falling 99-96 to the Dallas Mavericks last night.
The previous mark for consecutive losses was set during the 1981-82/1982-83 seasons by, you guessed it, the Cleveland Cavaliers who lost 24 consecutive games. The late Chuck Daly, who went to far greater success with the Detroit Pistons and the 1992 U.S. Olympic Dream Team, was the head coach for part of that losing streak.
You know things are bad in Cleveland when people starting looking forward to the Indians breaking camp for spring training. Well, sort of.
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JimH| 2.8.11 @ 10:15AM
I guess there are no laughing Cavaliers at this point.
LarryK| 2.8.11 @ 1:12PM
As Rob Schneider as "Townie" in "The Water Bay" said, "Oh no, we suck again!"