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Cavaliers legends recognized before, during Sixers game as part of Sunday’s inaugural Wall of Honor induction
Author: Cameron Fields
Publication: Cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio – A bevy of Cleveland Cavaliers legends were on the floor at halftime Sunday of the team’s game against the Philadelphia 76ers.
Wayne Embry and Nick Mileti, two members of the Cavs’ inaugural “Wall of Honor” class, were surrounded on the court by players such as Campy Russell, Austin Carr, Dahntay Jones and Zydrunas Ilgauskas.
The Cavs recognized the inaugural Wall of Honor class, which consists of Embry, Mileti, Bill Fitch, the late John Johnson and the late John “Hot Rod” Williams during a Sunday morning induction ceremony and then again at halftime.
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Cleveland Cavaliers deliver worst performance of season in 114-95 loss to Philadelphia 76ers: Chris Fedor’s instant analysis
Author: Chris Fedor
Publication: Cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- In the days following the Cavaliers’ double-digit loss to the Miami Heat Thursday night, head coach John Beilein led what he thought was a productive film session, focusing on the harsh truth about lackluster ball movement and a me-first style that will only lead to more clunkers as the season progresses.
That video work didn’t pay off. Bogged down by the same style against the Philadelphia 76ers, the Cavs delivered their worst showing of the season Sunday afternoon at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, losing 114-95.
“It was ugly,” Kevin Love said following the loss.
Prior to Sunday’s matchup against the vengeful 76ers, who were booed at home Tuesday night as a result of a sloppy performance against the Cavs, Beilein stressed the need to share the ball.
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Cleveland Cavaliers starting to head in wrong direction with third straight loss
Author: Chris Fedor
Publication: Cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- In the days following the Cavaliers’ double-digit loss to the Miami Heat Thursday night, head coach John Beilein led what he thought was a productive film session, focusing on the harsh truth about lackluster ball movement and a me-first style that will only lead to more clunkers as the season progresses.
That video work didn’t pay off. Bogged down by the same style against the Philadelphia 76ers, the Cavs delivered their worst showing of the season Sunday afternoon at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, losing 114-95.
“It was ugly,” Kevin Love said following the loss.
Prior to Sunday’s matchup against the vengeful 76ers, who were booed at home Tuesday night as a result of a sloppy performance against the Cavs, Beilein stressed the need to share the ball.
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Cleveland Cavaliers at New York Knicks, Game 13 preview and listings
Author: Chris Fedor
Publication: Cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Cleveland Cavaliers (4-8) will play the second game of a back-to-back against the New York Knicks (3-10) Monday night.
When: 7 p.m.
Where: Madison Square Garden
TV: FoxSports Ohio
Radio: WTAM 1100 AM; WMMS 100.7 FM, La Mega 87.7 FM.
Online: FoxSports Go apps
Last meeting: The Cavs beat the Knicks 108-87 on Nov. 10.
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Sixers Clobber Cavs in Home Matinee
Author: Joe Gabriele
Publication: cavs.com
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After getting clobbered at home for the second straight game, maybe another three-gamer on the road is what the Wine & Gold need.
As was the case on Thursday night, the Cavaliers found themselves in a big, early hole to the heavyweight Sixers, who never let up and left town with the lopsided 114-95 decision on Sunday afternoon at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.
Both teams traded jabs in the first few minutes, but Philly took the lead with 4:41 to play in the first quarter and never looked back – upping their advantage to 13 late in the period and pulling away from there.
For the third straight contest, Cleveland tallied more turnovers (15) than assists (14). Philadelphia, which had dropped their past two and five of the last seven, handed out 33 helpers on 46 made-baskets, shooting 55 percent from the floor in the process.
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More Daily Press Links:
- (11/18) Inaugural Wall of Honor Class Inducted cavs.com
- (11/18) Forty-nine years after he first owned the Cavaliers, Nick Mileti gets his championship ring Akron Beacon Journal
- (11/18) 76ers 114, Cavaliers 95: Cavs coach John Beilein sees last two losses as step backward Akron Beacon Journal
- (11/18) Cavs unveil Wall of Honor, initial class of inductees medina-gazette.com
- (11/18) Cavs’ trend lines head downward. What does it mean for morale, injuries and trading Kevin Love, Tristan Thompson? theathletic.com
- (11/18) Cavaliers pounded by Sixers 114-95 lakecounty-sentinel.com
- (11/18) Reality Check: Cavaliers' losing streak shows how tough rebuild will be 923thefan.radio.com
- (11/18) Cavaliers Turn Back the Clock and Not Exactly in a Good Way si.com
- (11/18) Dribbles: Cavaliers' Lack of Ball Movement Starts at Point Guard si.com
- (11/18) Harris, Embiid lead 76ers to 114-95 rout of Cavaliers nba.com
- (11/18) Sixers impressive in much-needed 114-95 win over Cleveland Cavaliers inquirer.com