Cavaliers Stymied by Spurs in Game 1 of Finals
Cavaliers struggle on offense in 108-82 loss to San Antonio as LeBron James goes 4 for 16 and teammates misfire. Cleveland shoots under 40 percent, trails by five late in third, regroups for Game 2.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2007
Page
11
Cavaliers struggle on offense in 108-82 loss to San Antonio as LeBron James goes 4 for 16 and teammates misfire. Cleveland shoots under 40 percent, trails by five late in third, regroups for Game 2.
Cavaliers struggle on offense and defense as Duncan and Parker dominate. LeBron James misses early shots and Cleveland trails 64-49 entering the final quarter. Hughes sidelined with a foot injury and Gibson considered as a possible lineup tweak. Spurs seize control with Ginobili contributing inside and out.
San Antonio defeated Cleveland 85 to 76 as Tony Parker scored 27 and Tim Duncan 24 while LeBron James managed 14 points on 4-for-16 shooting. The Spurs pulled away in the second half after a tight first half.
Spurs smothered the Cavaliers 82 43 on the night as San Antonio used zone defense to deny easy baskets and James struggled. Bruce Bowen and Tim Duncan anchored a solid first half and Drew Gooden and Daniel Gibson provided Cavs scoring, but Akron star James was held to two fourth quarter points after a 0 for 7 start.
Tim Duncan and Tony Parker led San Antonio past Cleveland 85 76 in Game 1. Parker had 27 points and seven assists while Duncan added 24 points 13 rebounds and five blocks. Bowen limited LeBron James to 14 points. Game 2 Sunday in San Antonio.
Cavs fans packed Quick en Loans Arena for a free Watch Party ahead of Game 1 of the 2007 NBA Finals in San Antonio. About 18,500 attended with room for thousands more turned away, as David Logan and others followed the action behind the Cavs’ usual court location.
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