NBA Eastern Conference Finals: Cleveland Cavaliers beat Raptors for 2-0 series lead
The Cleveland Cavaliers have made it 2-0 in their Eastern Conference Finals against the visiting Toronto after beating the Raptors 108-89.
LeBron James was again the star of the Quicken Loans Arena with his triple double. He had 23 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists as the Cavaliers became the 4th team in the NBA’s history to start 10-and-oh in the playoffs.
They won all the 4 quarters of the Thursday game. After taking the first 30-28, the Cavs went on to lead 62-48 at halftime.
The hosts dominated in the second half as well with 24-21 and 22-20 wins in the third and fourth frames respectively to take the 19 point victory before traveling to Toronto where game 3 will be played on Saturday.
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