there is no way in this world that this year cavs can beat spurs. so u spurs fan keep dreaming

Yah, it is a very nice feel good story. I was also hoping that Cleveland would make it to the finals. Now that they have, sadly, they are no match for the Spurs. It will be close, but eventually the Spurs will win. I hope people dont get too excited and forget how watered down the East is.

CAVS GOIN' DOWN 4-0 SPURS DA TEAM>>MY TEAM !

i would love to see underdog winning this series

Go Cavs..."I believe"!!

Go Cavs, "I believe you will win one game"

hahahahaa...so they all said the same about the Heat last year and the Mavs choked in the end. Sleepyspur, your statement really makes no sense: "I hope people dont get too excited and forget how watered down the East is". The East has been World Champions for 2 of the past 3 years now and every year people keep bringing out the same comment on sajha as to how the East would never win as there is just not enough depth in the conference. Even in 2005, when the Pistons lost to the Spurs, it wasn't a scenario where the East was "watered down": The series went to 7 games!! Once again, the Spurs are a veteran team laden with stars and hard to beat, but it is not an impossible task. LeBron and the Cavs are the underdogs here and as far as I see it, there will be an upset in the finals that would signal the beginning of the LeBron era. Go Cavs!!

Ya ya ya, keep listing facts to support your argument. You know for a fact that the NBA is won by match ups. The ONLY way, other than Ginobili's stupid play, Dallas beat San Antonio last year was because of the match up problems... Nowitzki's height, Devin Harris's speed... and the mavs overall athletic superiority. Either way, dont tell me San Antonio would not have beat the Heat had they been in the finals instead of the Mavs. Anyway, now that last year's hiccup is over, the Spurs are back on track. Cleveland is good. The best they can hope for is to become a team like last year's Kings. Again, its match ups... Bowen is not effective against guys who are physically bigger than him... so, lebron is going to pose quite a problem... a lot more problematic than bonzi and ron ron were last year in round 1.. about the east being watered down... common dawg, take the teams that made the playoffs and other than 2 or 3, the rest are sub 500 teams in the west... it is a FACT that the west has better players, better teams and as a result tougher competition... u talk about the past 3 years... what about all those years after mj left???? lets see, lakers (3 times), the spurs (3 times)... detroit once and heat once... 6 - 2 in favor of the west...