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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2006
Page
17
Gilbert Arenas scored 44 and Antawn Jamison 32 for Washington in a 121-120 overtime loss to Cleveland. LeBron James exploded for 45 points to seal the Cavaliers win, as Arenas praised James and Hope for a historic playoff clash between the two superstars.
Cavaliers announce Luke Jackson will undergo back surgery for a herniated disc after evaluation at the Cleveland Clinic. Dr. Gordon Bell to perform the operation with recovery expected around four months, aiming for full readiness by next training camp.
NBA Commissioner David Stern lauded the Cavaliers organization and the league during a news conference at Quicken Loans Arena. He credited Dan Gilbert for rebuilding the team, praised attendance and rising TV ratings, and noted basketball spreading globally with an example from Prague’s Final Four where Americans featured in Maccabi Tel Aviv’s starting lineup.
LeBron James led Cleveland with 45 points as he outscored Gilbert Arenas by one. Arenas scored 44 and Antawn Jamison added 32 as Washington nearly toppled the Cavaliers in a wild Cleveland comeback at The Coliseum. Snow praised the crowd and called the night unforgettable.
Series at a Glance shows Cleveland edging Washington 97 86 on April 22 and 97 96 on April 28, while Washington wins 89 84 and 106 96 in other games. The Cavaliers lead 3 2 after a 121 120 overtime thriller and a Friday 8 p.m. game looms with possible clinch.
LeBron James finishes with 45 points 14 in the fourth and six in overtime after sitting out the final 6:53 of the third. Cleveland leads 107-100 late in reg ulation but Washington rallies on Arenas and Butler. Final score 121-120 Cavaliers at home.
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