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Article: Cavaliers' missing link is McInnis.
- Article from:
- Akron Beacon Journal (Akron, OH)
- Article date:
- April 10, 2004
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Byline: Terry Pluto
CLEVELAND _ Jeff McInnis was back for the Cavaliers and suddenly they looked like a playoff basketball team again.
They moved the ball. They defended. They crashed the boards. They ran and ran and ran some more, playing with a purpose and a surprising burst of late-season energy.
And they had fun.
Players gave each other high-fives. Everyone from LeBron James to Tony Battie attacked the rim for power dunks. The usually reserved Battie was nailed with a technical for doing a chin-up on the rim and then slapping the backboard with both hands after his slam.
It was refreshing to see one more glimpse of that ...
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