Cavaliers lose in Miami 124-109
There was absolutely zero chance the Cleveland Cavaliers were going to win Saturday night in Miami. This does not have anything to do with the Heat being a better team, which they are. The fact Cleveland has not won in Miami since LeBron’s first Cavaliers stint was also not a factor (fun fact the second-leading scorer in that victory was Shaq). This had everything to do with Dwyane Wade having his number retired. The result was predetermined, it was in the cosmos. Miami was going to slaughter Cleveland and there was nothing anyone could do about it. Cleveland was again on the wrong side of the final score 124-105.
The 19-point differential in the final score is not indicative of how lopsided the score was. Miami was up by 30 at the half and could have easily handed the Cavs their wors...