The Warriors are out of sync in the first quarter against the Cavs, and on the contrary, Cavs are hot in the 3 point area and they established a big lead from that. What's funny though is that there are a lot of Cavs fans when I visited a forum saying that they will established a new record at 74-8, Lol.
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Cleveland starting off hot but it's not like they have cruised on all 10 of their victories. They barely beat the Bucks in b2b games, Knicks game was close, everyone else they have handled pretty easily though. Magic, Lakers, and the Warriors twice. Let's see if they can keep up this momentum when they have to play Boston or the young high powered Indiana offense.
74-8? What a funny statement to make indeed. A 10-0 start doesn't mean they can maintain it until the end of the regular season. TBH, I don't think that any team can beat that 73-9 record unless the team is filled with superstars like the Warriors when they did that, but that 74-8 record really made my day.
As for the Cavaliers, it's very surprising to see them starting like this on their first 10 games. I mean last year; many are expecting that the management will trade either Garland or Mitchell, and even Allen as well. Many are saying that Garland and Mitchell don't fit at all. Now with their new coach in Kenny Atkinson, he proved to the fans that they're wrong and we are seeing what we are seeing right now. I also like to observe how the Cavaliers will play all throughout the regular season because TBH, I didn't expect them to start like this since nobody's talking about them when we're talking the East.
Overall, a good start for the Cavaliers. Watch out Boston?