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   Cleveland Cavaliers

   Postseason

   May 15, Final

   

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   Cavaliers

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   TD Garden

   

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   Other games

   Celtics lead series 3-1					FINAL
   May 13	vs		Boston		L 102 - 109
   Recap

   • Playoffs
   • Eastern
   • Western

   Eastern		W	L	PCT	GB	L10
   Boston		64	18	.780		7-3
   New York		50	32	.610		6-4
   Milwaukee		49	33	.598		3-7
   Cleveland		48	34	.585		4-6
   Orlando		47	35	.573		5-5
   Indiana		47	35	.573		7-3
   Philadelphia		47	35	.573		8-2
   Miami		46	36	.561		7-3
   Chicago		39	43	.476		5-5
   Atlanta		36	46	.439		3-7
   Brooklyn		32	50	.390		5-5
   Toronto		25	57	.305		2-8
   Charlotte		21	61	.256		3-7
   Washington		15	67	.183		1-9
   Detroit		14	68	.171		2-8

   Atlantic		W	L	PCT	GB	L10
   Boston		64	18	.780	0.0	7-3
   New York		50	32	.610	14.0	6-4
   Philadelphia		47	35	.573	17.0	8-2
   Brooklyn		32	50	.390	32.0	5-5
   Toronto		25	57	.305	39.0	2-8

   Central		W	L	PCT	GB	L10
   Milwaukee		49	33	.598	0.0	3-7
   Cleveland		48	34	.585	1.0	4-6
   Indiana		47	35	.573	2.0	7-3
   Chicago		39	43	.476	10.0	5-5
   Detroit		14	68	.171	35.0	2-8

   Southeast		W	L	PCT	GB	L10
   Orlando		47	35	.573	0.0	5-5
   Miami		46	36	.561	1.0	7-3
   Atlanta		36	46	.439	11.0	3-7
   Charlotte		21	61	.256	26.0	3-7
   Washington		15	67	.183	32.0	1-9

   • • Round 1Round 1
     • Conference SemifinalsConference Semifinals
     • Conference FinalsConference Finals
     • FinalFinal
     • TBDTBD
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