Game 3: Washington 108, Cleveland 76
The Wizards finally put up a fight - on the floor as opposed to in the media - in Thursday's game three at the Phone Booth, giving the sold-out, white-out crowd the kind of performance fans have been waiting two years to witness.
Speaking of witnesses, all those who showed up wearing their No. 23 red or white or navy jerseys or those lame Nike ad campaign shirts got to witness a complete dud from the King.
It was a pretty spectacular turn-around from Monday's humbling defeat and one that, at least to this first-hand spectator, lacked a great deal of effort from the visiting team. I expect a much tougher test in Sunday's game four. But for one night at least, DeShawn Stevenson couldn't feel his mow hawk-crested face, Andray Blatche could do the sprinkler with the really old guy in the stands, Caron Butler could pirouette his way to the rim and a sea of white could wave their towels in wild abandon.
It was quite a night in D.C. indeed.
I'll have more from game three and a preview for game four tomorrow so stay tuned.
-- The Tar Heel
Friday, April 25, 2008
Crank That White Out
Posted by The Tar Heel at 3:27 PM
Labels: Author: The Tar Heel, NBA, Wizards
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