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Cavs top Thunder in the best game of the season so far
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I unfortunately missed this game. Were the Cavs simply just too big (Allen+Mobley) for OKC?
If you can, watch a replay, after all it was a really enjoyable game; OKC, as cbs writes, can shut down the opponent's best player, but that leaves the other in good position to score, expecially three - and both Cavs bigs and shooters executed