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[QUOTE="orangecuse, post: 1783046, member: 668"]
Cleveland really can't play any worse offensively.  And, their defensively scheme is completely breaking down and not being executed.  Their constant switching vs. mostly staying with their own man is allowing for way too many uncontested layups and dunks by relatively role type players by not staying disciplined enough to make the continued switches.  They would be better off staying with their own man, at least the majority of the time and just man up as best they can.  Too much finger pointing and looking like deer in the headlights after dunk/layup after dunk/layup.  I mean, when Barbosa is 10-12 from the field at this late stage of his career, well, that speaks for itself!  Draymond Green going off the other night is just ridiculously poor D as well.  The guy has a set shot for Pete's sake and the only way he's going to bury those (with any consistency) is to leave him WIDE open...what a joke!

JR smith has been MIA, Kyrie and Love have been pedestrian at best.   Only way Cavs had a shot in this series was bringing their A games every night.  Bringing their D games as they did in game one and two wouldn't beat any top team, let alone an elite team like GS.

Additionally, the Cavs have had way too many unforced turnovers leading to an abundance of easy points for GS...25 & 26 points respectively in games one and two.
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