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The Cleveland Cavaliers have lost three in a row for the first time in two years, as they are struggling on defense, giving up a whopping 112.3 points per game since the All Star Break. The Cavaliers made a block-buster trade right before the NBA trade deadline on Thursday, trading Zydrunas Ilgauskas. They bring in Antawn Jamison, who has a career scoring average of 19.9 points per game and hauling down 8.1 rebounds per game. To complete the three team trade, the Cleveland Cavaliers also gave up a first round draft choice, and landed Sebastian Telfair from the LA Clippers. The Cleveland Cavaliers will need a little time to fit Antawn Jamison into Head Coach Mike Brown's system, but this could go down as one of the best trades in the Cleveland Cavaliers' history. The only uncertainty, we here at Great Lakes Sports believe, is the time spent on the floor for Shaq, as he can't play more than 30 minuets a game and after getting into foul trouble the Cav's usually needed Zydrunas Ilgauskas to step in. If the Washington Wizards buy out Zydrunas Ilgauskas expiring contract, there is a chance the Cleveland Cavaliers can get Zydrunas Ilgauskas back in thirty days. We shall wait and see. Even if they can't get Zydrunas Ilgauskas back, this trade will not only help the Cleveland Cavaliers win a title this season, but the Cleveland Cavaliers might have a chance to win multiple championships. This is Great Lakes Sports take on the Cleveland Cavaliers block-buster trade and, as always, Good Luck From Great Lakes Sports.
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