With a win over the Bucks, the Cavs move to 48-12 on the season. We have clinched a playoff berth and now start our push for the #1 seed. Lets predict what the Cavs final record will be.

I'm gonna go with 67 - 15

67-15. They will drop one of two to the Celtics, and I'm going to say a loss at Orlando or vs. a healthy San Antonio team at home. Throw in one stinker and that is where I come to 15 total losses.

I don't think we lose more than one game the rest of the year at home. 39-2 baby!

I say it depends on how long it takes to clinch home court.... If they clinch early, theres no reason to have starters play full games. And the play of some of the bench is sketchy when not complimented by a couple starters. So I'm going to go with a couple more losses 65-17.

On a side note: Home court would be great to have, but i don't think there is a team that can beat the Cavs more than once in a series.

ONeLovE

im gonna go with 66-16

curseofcleveland wrote:
67-15. They will drop one of two to the Celtics, and I'm going to say a loss at Orlando or vs. a healthy San Antonio team at home. Throw in one stinker and that is where I come to 15 total losses.

I don't think we lose more than one game the rest of the year at home. 39-2 baby!

KG should be back for the mid-April match-up at home, and he won't be there for tonight's game in Boston. I think we have a good shot at winning both remaining games against the Celtics.

The April match-up AT Orlando will be tough because they will have enough time to "find their groove" by then.

It seems we will probably lose a game (or two) just judging by the way the season has played out so far to an unexpected team.

So, I'm gonna agree on the 67-15, but I don't think we lose one to the Celtics. I think it will be a loss to Orlando and two other losses (one a stinker and the other possibly San Antonio at home).

crarmstrong wrote:
curseofcleveland wrote:
67-15. They will drop one of two to the Celtics, and I'm going to say a loss at Orlando or vs. a healthy San Antonio team at home. Throw in one stinker and that is where I come to 15 total losses.

I don't think we lose more than one game the rest of the year at home. 39-2 baby!

KG should be back for the mid-April match-up at home, and he won't be there for tonight's game in Boston. I think we have a good shot at winning both remaining games against the Celtics.

The April match-up AT Orlando will be tough because they will have enough time to "find their groove" by then.

It seems we will probably lose a game (or two) just judging by the way the season has played out so far to an unexpected team.

So, I'm gonna agree on the 67-15, but I don't think we lose one to the Celtics. I think it will be a loss to Orlando and two other losses (one a stinker and the other possibly San Antonio at home).

I hate it when I'm right.

You have pretty much called it so far..

cdubb1089 wrote:
im gonna go with 66-16
Looks like you were the only one who got it right.

It's too bad the bench bunch couldn't get the W in OT tonight, but I feel confident that we can rely on them as we start the second season.



Now that the season is over: Predict the Cavs playoff record.

I'm going with 16-8...that includes one series going to game 7. That would be the NBA Championship.

I'm going to say 16-9.

Beat Pistons in 5.
Beat Heat in 6.
Beat Magic in 7.
Beat Lakers in 7.

If it weren't for the slipup by Boobie in OT, I would've been spot on with the record and who they lost to. But, I did get the home record right, 39-2.