Wow, very little changed about these two series we thought the zigzag principle, the

ostensible favorites going down 1-0.

At least one of them might win tonight, right?

But that was not the case.

Cleveland 128, Toronto 110, blowout for the Cavaliers.

And on the other series, Boston 108, Philly 103, a little bit closer of a game.

But I think we have to start with Cleveland and Toronto.

And I think that there are many, many places and things to discuss in this game.

But the one that sticks out the most to me is that this is the best shooting game that

I can ever remember LeBron James having even better than his 45 points in game 6 of the

2012 Eastern Conference Finals.

I think he hits seven fade away jump shots in the second half.

All of them just completely ridiculous shots.

Six of them over his right shoulder.

He hit a three that was really contested.

And by the time it was over, LeBron James was just toying with the Toronto rep.

He was absolutely incredible.

LeBron was 19 of 28 from the field.

And almost exactly half of those shots were from mid-range.

He had 12 shots in the restricted area, made 9 of those 12, which is a very strong number.

Was 1 for 3 from 3.

And then he had 13 mid-rangeers and made 9 of those.

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