The match against Philadelphia 76ers saw quite a few records tumble. First and foremost, the Cavaliers were able to stream to their 10th consecutive win. The match against the 76ers saw LeBrown James in his true colors. This match saw James beating all what the 76ers defense had to throw at him, and scoring 29 points. Needless to say, the 29 points scored by Brown powered the Cavs to a 101-93 score line over the 76ers.



What really made the difference at the end was the performance of the Cavs in the third quarter. Until then things were on an even keel. The Cavs made a move ahead with James showing his shooting skills and by the time the whistle blew, the Cavs had built up a score line of 36-19 for the 3rd quarter. The demolition job of James was finally over when the Cavs outscored the 76ers by 8 points at the time the final whistle blew.

There were no upsets in any of the other games, but the one major result coming through was from the match up of Knicks versus Nets. The Nets who were expected to coast through the Knicks came up for some stiff resistance after Devon Harris early surge. At the end of the day, the Knicks were able to give back to Nets something they have been receiving regularly for the last 6 seasons - A thrashing!

But then, the boss of the hour undoubtedly is Lebrown James. This point guard has been making some news due to his exceptional ball play skills. In the game against the 76ers, James clocked up 29 points, something people feel was the sole reason behind the victory of the Cavs over 76ers. James, after this game, will definitely have swooned up the reputation of being a giant, killing who would take some doing for reputation.

There have been other noticeable performances from games being played elsewhere too. Al Harrington's exploits against the Nets seems to be one of the many. Jason Kapono's effort to hand the Raptors their first victory after five losses against Indiana Pacers has been spoken about for a while now. Manu Gibbili's 27 point hit to spur the Hawks for a victory against Indiana Pacers, would be talked about for some more days to come.

But really, the man of the hour has to be LeBrown James. Each of his 29 games had the stamp or the authority of a player who would need some stopping. The 76ers threw everything they had at him, but with James in this kind of form, it was difficult to stop him.