NBA James

June 3, 2007 in Beijing time and June 2, 2007 in the United States time are memorable for Cleveland people and people who love basketball all over the world. Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Pistons led by Wallace's "Roaring God" 98-82 at Gunder Stadium, which marked the first time the Cavaliers entered the NBA playoffs since they met the team. At the beginning of the game, the audience played such a slogan, "We are all witnesses. Indeed, this is a memorable day for the people of Cleveland. On the one hand, we should commemorate that we witnessed a team entering the playoffs for the first time, on the other hand, we also witnessed the birth of another basketball emperor. Although the "Little Emperor" didn't rank first in the team, he attracted many defenders of Pistons through his own emperor aura, thus creating effective vacancies for teammates and five three-point vacancies for Gibson, effectively curbing the steady scoring momentum of Pistons. On the other hand, the Pistons, except Hamilton and Billups, are all impatient. Wallace, in particular, was fined six times at the beginning of the fourth quarter because he didn't calm down in time, which ruined the hope of the pistons' comeback. In addition, Weber was forced to leave because of injury, and finally became a knight and a little emperor.