'Round the Association: KG Wants No Part of the James Family

gmcdowel posted 5/17/2008 from sportsyenta.blogspot.com [flag]

Cleveland 88, Boston 77: Just another agonizingly slow-paced, low-scoring Eastern Conference basketball game last night in Cleveland. Needless to say I spent more time watching the Cubs pound out a win against the Padres. There's a pretty good chance I would have dozed off otherwise. LeBron James had 21 points to lead all scorers (yes, that led all scorers) and added 13 assists as the Cavs ... [link]

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