The Cavaliers Drum and Bugle Corps show from the year 2002 entitled Frameworks, receiving a score of 99.150. This video is a legal reproduction of a televised event. Cavaliers 2002 -...
Some DCI Finals coverage of The Cavaliers' 2006 show, entitled Cavaliers 2006 -...
DCI finals 07 score= 96.350 3rd place over all The Cavaliers...
Innovative percussion recording of Latin Lover Cavaliers...
Cavaliers drumline warming-up during finals week for DCI championships 2002. Cavaliers Drum...
Most amazing performance ever...won the 2006 DCI championships..of course!! Sorry..not full video! Heres a link to the full video from ESPN2: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8010378714470719237&q=cavaliers+machine The Cavaliers...
DCI The Cavaliers 2004 Program- 007 DCI The Cavaliers...
The NBA has never seen anything like these Cleveland Cavaliers. On a night when their top two players set franchise records, the Cavs broke a league mark with a 114-94 romp over the Toronto Raptors on Tuesday. LeBron James scored 31 points and became Cleveland's career steals leader and Zydrunas Ilgauskas moved atop the Cavaliers' rebounding chart as Cleveland improved to 12-0 at home with its latest rout. In winning their ninth straight by at least 12 points, the Cavaliers, now 17-1 since Nov. 3, are the first team in league history to win nine consecutive games in a single season so handily. Cleveland came in tied with Portland (1990-91), Chicago (1996-97), Detroit (2003-04) and Houston (2007-08). Nine wins. Nine routs. ``That's unbelievable,'' James said. ``Knowing the history of some of the great teams, the Chicago Bulls team that went 72-10, the Celtics teams, the Lakers teams and the Pistons teams, it's unbelievable for our franchise to accomplish something like that.'' And the way they're playing, it doesn't look like the Cavs have any intention of slowing down. They've won the nine games in their streak by an average of 21.5 points. ``We treat everybody the same,'' Ilgauskas said. ``We respect everybody, but we fear nobody.'' The Raptors, meanwhile, are heading in the opposite direction. They have lost five straight and have yet to win under new coach Jay Triano, who's 0-3. James hit a three-pointer at the halftime horn as the Cavs, who were assessed three technicals in the second quarter, went to the locker room leading only 59-51. It was still a game - then it wasn't. Cleveland opened the third quarter with a 23-2 run, highlighted by two breakaway dunks from James, who threw one down left-handed in the first half and added some style points by posing with his left hand behind on his neck on another right-handed smash in the third quarter. In opening minute, James passed Mark Price (734) for the club's steals mark. He added five rebounds, four assists and three steals in just 30 minutes. The superstar sat out the fourth quarter for the sixth time in seven games, rest that will only help him later this season and into the post-season. ``We're on the list of teams where LeBron doesn't even have to play in the fourth quarter,'' Triano said. ``They're running teams out.'' Ilgauskas had 13 points and surpassed Brad Daugherty (5,227) as Cleveland's career rebound leader when he picked up a loose ball with 2:01 left before halftime. About the only glitch for Cleveland was an injury to guard Daniel Gibson, who sprained his left big toe in the second quarter and didn't return. Gibson did not travel with the club to Philadelphia, but may rejoin the Cavs after being re-evaluated on Wednesday. Joey Graham scored 17 points, Jose Calderon 14 and Chris Bosh tied a season low with nine _ 16 below his average _ for the Raptors. Bosh, who won a gold medal with James this summer in China, noticed James and his teammates dancing near their bench during a timeout in the fourth quarter. ``I'd be having a good time too if I was 18-3,'' Bosh said, laughing. It was fitting that James and Ilgauskas made history together. Like the Price-Daugherty tandem before them, the James-Ilgauskas duo has been at the forefront of Cleveland's NBA resurgence. When the Cavaliers beat Detroit to win their first Eastern Conference title in 2007, James rushed across the floor to embrace Ilgauskas, a 7-foot-3 gentle giant who overcame numerous foot injuries earlier in his career to become one of the league's steadiest big men. Last week, James predicted Ilgauskas' No. 11 jersey will hang one day from the rafters at Quicken Loans Arena. Perhaps alongside James' No. 23 . ``It means a lot,'' James said of his steals record. ``But it means a lot more for me what Z did than what I did. To know what he's been through early in his career with the foot injuries and then going from losing season to losing season and people saying he was on his way out. To put his name in the record books is unbelievable to see.'' During a timeout, James' record was announced and Cleveland's crowd rose and gave a standing ovation for the Olympic gold medallist, who raised his arms overhead in return. Toronto Raptors...
The 2008 Cavliers run through their show, Samurai. 2nd Half of...
One NBA player lords over LeBron James. Carmelo Anthony rules Cleveland's hoops King. Allen Iverson...
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The 2008 Cavaliers run through their full show, Samurai, July 18th. San Antonio TX. 2008 Cavaliers...
2008 Gator Bowl - Virginia Cavaliers x Texas Tech Red Raiders: Highlights of CHRIS LONG CHRIS LONG -...
The Original Version of Last Kiss that Pearl Jam Re-Did in the 90's Last Kiss - J...
Drum Corps International presents The Cavaliers performing their 2000 show/program DCI - Cavaliers...
The Cleveland Cavaliers lost to the Washington Wizards 80-77. The Eastern Conference-worst team in the league. WASHINGTON (AP)—Was it a walk? LeBron James wants the NBA to take a closer look at what he calls his crab dribble. The move, James insists, does not constitute traveling. A referee disagreed Sunday. James was whistled for taking an extra step while driving for a potential tying layup with 2.3 seconds left, and his Cleveland Cavaliers lost 80-77 to the Eastern Conference-worst Washington Wizards despite wiping out a 16-point deficit in the fourth quarter. Bad call, said James, who compiled 30 points, 10 assists and six rebounds. We all make mistakes, and I think I got the wrong end of the bargain. I watched it 10 times after the game, and it was clearly a good play. Without raising his voice or getting particularly animated, James dissected the games key sequence in extensive detail—even pointing out that he felt he was fouled as he released the shot, which went in. His biggest beef, though, was with what he considered a misunderstanding of the way he moved to the basket. You have your trademark play, and thats one of my plays. It kind of looks like a travel because its slow, and its kind of a high-step, but its a one-two just as fluent as any other one-two in this league. I got the wrong end of it, but I think they need to look at it—and they need to understand thats not a travel, James said. Its a perfectly legal play, something Ive always done. Indeed, Washingtons Caron Butler—who scored 19 points and guarded James most of the game, including on that closing play—remembers that same move, without an officials call, from one of the teams recent playoff meetings. I definitely knew he traveled, but I didnt know they were going to call it, Butler said about what happened Sunday. That was one of them situations in which a great player made a move, good officiating, and they called the call. And I was like, Oh, man, there is a God. That was hardly the only contentious moment in a game between teams that faced each other the past three postseasons, with Cleveland winning every series. There was some trash talk between James and injured Wizards guard DeShawn Stevenson, who was out with a bad back and sat on the sideline in a burgundy velvet jacket and bow tie. There was the homemade sign held by a Wizards fan that showed James with a blue tear on his cheek and Crybaby written in place of Cavaliers on his white headband and blue shirt. Oh, and there was the ejection of Cavaliers coach Mike Brown, who ran nearly the length of the court to protest an offensive foul call against James with about 6 1/2 minutes left. The Cavs were down 70-54 early in the fourth quarter, then 71-58 after Butler made one of two technical free throws when Brown was tossed for all his pointing and yelling. With assistant coach John Kuester running the team after Brown was restrained and led off the court, the Cavs chipped away until James drive with 1:01 left tied it at 77-all. Were not saying we want Mike Brown to get thrown out if were flat or not making shots. Were not saying that, James said. But sometimes you need a coach to do something, and that definitely fired us up. None of his teammates scored more than 13 points, the Cavaliers shot 39 percent for the game and they were held to their lowest point total this season. Cleveland Cavaliers' Sasha Pavlovic (3), of Serbia, is fooled by Washington Wizards' Andray Blatche (32) during the second quarter of an NBA basketball game, Sunday, Jan. 4, 2009, in Washington. Cleveland Cavaliers' Sasha Pav AP - Jan 4, 4:25 pm EST Cavaliers vs....
Drum Corps International presents The Cavaliers performing their 2000 show/program DCI - Cavaliers...
Stupid decision! Sasha Vujacic...
Allen Iverson keeps scoring and the Philadelphia 76ers keep winning. One night after a 41-point effort in Philadelphia's most lopsided win of the season, Iverson scored an NBA season-high and career-best 54 in a 107-103 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Allen Iverson...
Entering his prime, this version of MJ was just untouchable - finishing with 35ppg, 5.5rebs, 5.9asts, 3.2stls, 1.6blks, 54%fg, the MVP, the Defensive Player of the Year, the scoring title, the steals title, the PER title, the First Defensive team and the First NBA team all in the year of 1988. With absurd athleticism matched with skill and will, this era of MJ was the most exciting as an individual spectacle. In this game, MJ dominated with his usual dazzling array of acrobatic drives and hanging jumpers to score a cool and effortless 52 points on 20-31 shooting and 12-12 free throws. MJ displayed an uncanny ability to enter a zone of jumpers while mixing it up by entering a zone of creative drives. With the Cavs becoming early rivals of the Bulls, MJ always seemed to take his game to another level when they came to town. The most exciting player ever was at his most exciting in these years just before he became a champion. Michael Jordan...
cavs vs heat full game in parts wade vs james Cleveland...
Visit http://www.nba.com/video for more highlights. Go inside the Cavaliers practice as they prepared for the upcoming China Games and hear what LeBron James had to say about his team. All-Access:...
http://youtube.com/watch?v=8ntL5t9wgKo Cavaliers 2006

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