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Rockets 93, Cavaliers 74 Who would have ever thought that the Rockets would be better with out T-Mac? That seems to be the case though as Houston decided to bring their A-Game against Lebron James.

The Cleveland Cavaliers hope to bounce back from both insult and injury tonight when they finish up a tough two-day trek through Texas by visiting the San Antonio Spurs.

The Cavaliers kick off a 4 game road trip with a visit to Houston. Tip-off w/ Tait @ 8:00 on WTAM 1100 As satisfying as the Houston Rockets’ latest victory might have been, they’d surely consider one Thursday …

The Houston Rockets held LeBron James without an assist for the first time in his career and limited Cleveland to its lowest point total of the season, beating the Cavaliers 93-74 on Thursday night.

It has been hard to see, but Daniel Gibson has been hurting both physically and emotionally this season.

Two things that are wholly unrelated and yet equally fantastic are happening today for Houstonians: 1. The surging Rockets, winners of four straight, play host to King James and the mighty Cavaliers tonight.

Like all the Cavaliers, Wally Szczerbiak is glad to have Delonte West back in the starting lineup.

With an important five-day, four-game road trip looming, the Cavaliers didn’t waste any time with the Memphis Grizzlies Tuesday night.

By DARNELL MAYBERRY The Oklahoman It’s the National Basketball Association’s great debate.

34 Cavs jersey hangs in reverence at The Q. But to younger fans who know him only as the Cavs television analyst, Carr’s commentary is pure sport.

Sunday saw the Cavaliers deploy their most complete roster in nearly two months.

Posted by Branson Wright / Plain Dealer Reporter February 19, 2009 16:00PM The NBA trade deadline is over, and unlike last season, the Cleveland Cavaliers did not make any moves.

Delonte West scored 25 points in his first game since mid-January and LeBron James added 20, leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 99-78 win over the Detroit Pistons on Sunday night.

All-Star Weekend is big on fellowship and small on old grudges, as is proven by this photo during the East’s practice and the smiles on the faces of Boston’s Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett, Miami’s Dwyane Wade …

The Celtics, with Kevin Garnett’s knee injury shelving him for 2-3 weeks, and the Cavaliers, with their very public inability to pull off a deal for a big man by the trade deadline, are now locked in an arms …

Allen Iverson is reasonably sure he’s going to make it to heaven. Whether he can help get Detroit deep into the playoffs this season is more problematic in the short term.

It looked for a moment like Shaquille O’Neal was going to be joining the Cavaliers, but general manager Danny Ferry said shortly after the 3 p.m. trade deadline on Thursday that “nothing really got close.” …

Police in Chicago say they have arrested a suspect in the slayings of the former girlfriend of New York Knicks’ player Eddy Curry and her baby.

Even without “Shaq Diesel,” the Cavs are motoring toward the playoffs. And fans who want to come along for the ride are finally road legal.

LeBron James scored 55 points, coming up just one shy of his career high, and put together a stunning scoring flourish after halftime that helped the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Milwaukee Bucks 111-103 on …