The Cleveland Cavaliers Case Study

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Head coach Tyronn Lue, of the Cleveland Cavaliers, has tried all different types of things. Such as different starting lineups, mixed rotations, a ton of "did not plays" and “welcome-backs.” Anything that might change up the status quo for a contender quickly transitioning from a underachiever to deceiver. This was a master class in mid-game letdowns. LeBron James put in 21 points during the first quarter alone, but the rest of the team only added 6. Led by Jaylen Brown's 14-point effort, Boston remained within four, basically laying LeBron's “herculean detonation” to waste. The Cavaliers stayed true to their Jekyll and Hyde performance during Tuesday's Game 2 loss to the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals. Another new starting

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