Cavaliers Continue to Struggle

After losing tonight to the Dallas Mavericks the Cavaliers losing streak continues.  Cleveland are now on a 25-game losing streaks passing the all time record of the longest losing streak of 23 games held by the 95-96 Vancouver Grizzlies and the 97-98 Denver Nuggets.  The Cavs last victory was on December 18, 2010 against the New York Knicks. Since then the Cavs have struggled to win a game landing them in last place in the entire league with a 8-43 record.  It's easy to see that the team, management, and fans of the Cavs are beginning to become frustrated about the continuous downward spiral of the team since their franchise player decided to join the Miami Heat.  Cleveland's next game is Wednesday against the Detroit Pistons.

Things aren't so HOT in Cleveland

If having to watch Lebron James make his decision about joining the Miami Heat on national TV wasn't disappointing enough, the game last night between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Los Angeles Lakers was just pure embarrassment for the city of Cleveland.  The Lakers beat the Cavs by 55 points in the victory last night and if the Lakers would have scored 2 more points their final score would have been twice that of the Cavs.  With the final score of the game being 112-57 the Cavs players could do nothing but drop their heads as they walked off the floor of the Staples Center. After the game  Mo Williams tweeted:

This shit is embarrassing. I feel like I can't even show my face in Cleve.

Coach Byron Scott went on to say after the game:
"I thought that was embarrassing... I told them at halftime, 'You look scared. You look scared to death.' That was my take on it, as simple as that."


After an embarrassing loss to the Heat the Cavs have now went 1-20 and are currently 8-30 for the season and is sitting in last place in the Eastern Conference.  The loss to the Lakers last night is the worse loss the Cavs have endured since the 1970 season, the year they joined the league.  After a loss like that the Cavs can only go up from here, hopefully.