Cleveland Cavaliers at San Antonio Spurs
Two of the NBA‘s top powerhouses will meet on Friday, as the Cleveland Cavaliers take on the San Antonio Spurs in San Antonio. The Cavs come into the game with a 56-16 record (25-11 away), whereas the Spurs come in with a 42-27 record (25-10 at home).
This game will be a challenge for both teams who are both locks for the Playoffs, and is an early matchup of what could be a crucial playoff game come May. With an impressive 102.2/94.8 PF/PA ratio, Cleveland is red hot, riding an eight game win streak. San Antonio has a 101.4/96.6 PF/PA ratio. Again, both teams are very strong and Friday will be a clash of the titans.
For the Cavs, stopping Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker is an absolute must. In the only game these two played this year, which resulted in a 97-95 Cavaliers victory, Ginobili scored 38 points. This cannot happen again if Cleveland expects to come out on top.
Fortunately for them, LeBron James and Mo Williams are both healthy and ready to go. In the March 8th meeting, the Cavaliers were without LeBron, so look for a blowout if James is in the lineup this Friday.
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