John Hollinger

like one and two or in this 11 game streak.

So it's been, it's been a dominant, dominant stretch and they were down to one here in Atlanta.

And, you know, there's talk of changing the starting lineup and Mike Brown obviously gets a lot of credit for that non move.

And then once they shifted things offensively to put the ball in Carl Anthony Towns, his hands more and kind of do more off ball cutting away from him.

So it wasn't just,

the Jalen Brunson pound-a-thon from the Thibodeaux days, I think that just offensively, it just made them so hard to guard.

They just beat you in so many ways now.

There's nowhere to hide a bad defender against them.

And it just took off.

Now, obviously, it's helped.

I mean, they are playing out of their minds in other ways, too, like with the shooting and everything.

But...

I mean, right now, yeah, they are absolutely a juggernaut.

And you can discount somewhat like the opponents they played maybe aren't as strong as those they would have faced in the West.

But when you have this long a stretch that's this dominant against what are still very clearly like playoff quality teams, I mean, that is a statement.

Yeah.

Now, normally I wouldn't do an autopsy on the Cavs, but this was a bad beatdown.

You had some curious quotes from the coach to the players.

Obviously, James Harden was atrocious in all the elimination games this season.

I'm just curious, do you foresee a big change in Cleveland?