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everyone who is supporting us here as we are getting ready for what should be an awesome

conference finals. First, though, we have to talk about how we got to the Eastern Conference

Finals matchup. Cavs destroyed the Detroit Pistons 125-94.

It was a dominating performance from the Cavs,

continuing this run of road teams actually outperforming home teams

in game sevens since we got out of the bubble,

which is really impressive.

And I thought that the Cavs really outplayed the Pistons

on both ends of the

floor. This was not a circumstance of a super hot team just getting lucky or anything like that.

The calves were better on offensive defense. And I think really where that story starts is with

Cleveland's garbs. And there have been some real struggles, especially early in the series for

Donovan Mitchell and James Harden.

And the big change that Kenny Atkinson went to in Game 7, which was indicated by the film, was the Cavs guards driving to pass rather than driving to school.

And, of course, the other change was that they started Max Trues, as we had been calling for for some time,

and that they didn't turn the ball over 97 times in the first five minutes of the game.

And, yeah, I think it's pretty glad at it.

I mean, this would usually even be more of like an assistant thing who would probably point this out,

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