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[QUOTE="Fireball Jr., post: 1746541, member: 404"]
The Cavs have been preparing, it seems, to play more small ball themselves. Mozgov's become a dnp, I think he's gonzo after this season. Thompson's showing why he got max money. When he goes out, Love's been moving to the 5 and LeBron's been at the 4, where, I think, he's most effective. Don't sell the two "old-timers," Jefferson and Frye, short. Good role players, both good 3-point shooters, Frye was an excellent late-season pickup, can play the 4 or 5.

The Cavs have played some really strong defense. Shumpert, if he can just stay healthy, is an excellent defender. JR's played really well on both ends, seems to have matured enough, relatively speaking, to realize what a great situation he's in (that coulda been Dion's role).

LeBron, Kyrie and Love are clicking like they were in the playoffs last year until Love and Kyrie went down. If they can stay healthy, heart be still.

I think Steph and "the greatest team ever (?)" is just what LBJ needed at this stage of his career: a new challenge.

And Lue, it appears more and more, is the right man for the job with that team. [URL]http://www.ohio.com/sports/cavs/cavaliers-coach-tyronn-lue-gets-high-marks-from-his-players-for-first-round-performance-1.678527[/URL]
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