Cavs Take 17-Point Lead in Third Quarter of Game 2
Magic Series Continues in Cleveland
17-Point Lead Largest of Game 2
The Cleveland Cavaliers have taken a commanding lead in Game 2 of their first-round series against the Orlando Magic, holding a 17-point advantage with just over five minutes remaining in the third quarter. At this point in the game, the Cavs have established their largest lead of the night.
The series, played in the Eastern Conference, continues tonight with Game 2 in Cleveland. The Magic won the first game of the series, so a win by the Cavs tonight would tie the series at 1-1. For live scores, video highlights, and the latest news, visit ESPN.
The Cavs' largest lead in Game 1 was just 10 points, so their current 17-point lead is a significant improvement. The team's performance is particularly impressive considering they were without star player LeBron James, who is injured. Despite James' absence, the Cavs have shown great resilience and determination on the court.
The Magic, on the other hand, will need to step up their game in the second half if they want to avoid a loss. The team has been struggling to contain the Cavs' offense, and they have not been able to find a consistent rhythm on the offensive end. If they can turn things around in the fourth quarter, they may still have a chance to steal a win in Cleveland. However, the Cavs will be looking to close out the game and take a 2-0 lead in the series.
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