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Cavaliers won't keep getting away with James Harden's poorly-timed playoff woes
The Cleveland Cavaliers’ round two game seven victory is added to the list of times, just this postseason, where James Harden needed to step up, and he didn’t. Harden finished with nine points, six assists, and five rebounds, shooting 2-10 from the field and 0-6 from beyond the arc, in 36 minutes of action, which is atrocious given it was win-or-go-home for the Cavaliers.
So far, though, the Cavaliers have gotten away with it; they are in the Eastern Conference Finals because their role players stepped up at the perfect time. But, at some point, Harden won’t get bailed out by his supporting cast, and Cleveland will suffer a painful loss they won’t be able to make up for because of it.
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James Harden’s Obvious Flop Late in Game 6 Wasn’t Just Egregious—It Killed the Cavaliers’ Comeback Hopes
The Pistons forced Game 7 with a 114–94 win over the Cavaliers in Cleveland on Friday night. Detroit came out strong and never let up, earning the right to play another game with a total team effort in which six different Pistons finishing with 10 or more points. On the other side, James Harden led the Cavs with 23 points but couldn’t keep them in the game—and he effectively killed their last hope for a comeback.
Cleveland trailed by double-digits for most of the evening but pulled within striking distance midway through the fourth quarter, trailing by only 13 with about seven minutes remaining. Momentum seemed to be shifting the Cavaliers’ way; Ausar Thompson had just gotten called for his fifth foul and Cade Cunningham was getting visibly fed up with the officiating at large. Then they got four offensive rebounds on one possession before another foul got called on Cunningham, who looked about ready to explode and so he headed to the bench.
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