The Cleveland Cavaliers, with or without LeBron James will travel to Miami to face the Miami Heat Thursday night, with a 7:00pm CST tipoff. LeBron James, the Cavaliers star guard will most likely be out for this ball game due to a sprained right big toe. The Cavs were able to blow by the Warriors on Tuesday without LeBron, and also knocked off the Philadelphia 76ers last week, while LeBron was sidelined.

James, is averaging 27.2 points per game, along with 6.1 assists per game. Without LeBron in the lineup the Cavs will look to defeat the defending World Champions, behind Drew Gooden, Sasha Pavlovic, Larry Hughes, Eric Snow, and Zydrunas Ilgauskas.

Miami, comes in with a record of 20-25, but they did manage to win on Tuesday, defeating the Milwaukee Bucks 110-80. The Heat have been hampered by injuries all year, including star center Shaquille O’Neal. Dwayne Wade leads the Heat in scoring, putting up 28.4 points per game, while also dishing out 7.8 assists per game.

www.clublebron.com official prediction: LeBron does not play in this one, the Cavs finally realize they miss their star guard, and home court wins out, as the Miami Heat win 96-82.

Without All Star starter, LeBron James, the Cleveland Cavaliers had no problem taking care of the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night at home. Sasha Pavlovic poured in a team high 24 points to lead the Cavs to a 124-97 blowout victory over the Warriors.

LeBron missed his second game this week, with a sprained big toe, an injury that will not improve without proper rest. According to the Cavs medical staff, LeBron will most likely sit a few more games before returning.

The Cavs are now 8-2 career when LeBron misses.

The Phoenix Suns behind Steve Nash’s 23 points and 15 assists won their 17th straight game on Sunday, beating the Cleveland Cavs, who have no lost 6 of their last 8 games.

LeBron James poured in 30 points and Drew Gooden added 19, who were within 4 going into the fourth quarter, but that was not enough for the Cavs, who have dropped to third place in the Central.

LeBron and the Cavs now will face the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday in Cleveland.

Despite missing star LeBron James, the Cleveland Cavs got revenge on the Philadelphia 76ers Friday night beating them 105-97. LeBron James had to sit this one out due to a sprained big toe on the right foot.

This was the first game LeBron missed the entire 2006-2007 season.

Despite LeBron’s 39 points, and 10 rebounds, the Cavs fell at home 118-115 to the Philadelphia 76ers. Andre Iguodala poured in 34 points for the Sixers. Kyle Korver hit 2 free throw’s with 2.1 seconds to go, to put the Sixers up three. That was when LeBron then missed a three pointer long, in his attempt to send it to a third overtime.

These two teams will battle in a rematch in Phily on Friday!

The Magic jumped off to a 26-20 first quarter lead, and then extended it to 54-38 at the half, and that proved to be far too much for the Cavs on Monday night.

The Cavs did win the second half 41-36, but fell 90-79 at home.

Our guy LeBron played 43 minutes, scoring only 18 points, on a disappointing 6-13 from the free throw line.

This loss drops the Cavs to 24-17 and a tie for first place in the Central with the Pistons. The Magic improved to 23-19.

The Cavs will now face the Sixers in their next two games. Wednesday night at home, and then in Phily on Friday.

LeBron’s 32 points led the Cavs to a road victory in overtime over the Warriors, and sent the Cavs home on a winning streak. After trailing 62-44 at halftime, the Cavs outscored the Warriors 29-23 in the third, and 25-13 in the fourth, then going on to win the overtime 8-6 to bring home a 106-104 overtime win.

Now the Cavs come home to face the Magic and Sixers at home before traveling to Phily, then ending the month with the Suns and Warriors.

Despite LeBron’s triple double, the Cavs dropped their third straight, losing in Denver 110-99.

LeBron scored 30 points, pulled down 10 rebounds, and dished out 10 assists.

This loss drops the Cavs to 23-16, and only 0.5 game ahead of the Detroit Pistons in the Central Division.

The Cavs were slowed down by the Seattle SuperSonics zone defense on Tuesday night.  Seattle’s zone defense that coach Bob Hill says “he does not like to use, but will have to due to their small interior play”, stifled the Cavs, as the SuperSonics won the ball game 101-96.

The Cavs were led in scoring by Mr. LeBron James, who had 30, including 13 of 15 from the free throw line. LeBron was unable to get going in the fourth quarter as he missed all four of his shot attempts.

LeBron’s teammate Zydrunas Ilgauskas added 24 points, on 10-18 shooting, while pulling down 11 rebounds for the Cavs.

The Cavs will now face the Blazers tonight(Wednesday) in Portland, before traveling to Denver and Golden State before finally coming home to greet the Magic and 76ers.

The Cavs still lead the Pistons by a game and a half in the Central, and boast the NBA’s 7th best winning percentage.

Behind LeBron’s 28 points, the Cavs won their 6th game in their last 7 games 104-92 over the LA Clippers.

James was 10-for-23 from the field, two nights after attempting a season-high 28 shots in a 109-90 loss at Phoenix. The two-time All-Star, playing to the celebrity-sprinkled sellout crowd of 20,027 throughout the game, brought many of them to their feet with an exaggerated slam dunk that trimmed the Clippers’ lead to 44-42 with 2:55 left in the half.

LeBron and the Cavs will now travel to Seattle.