NBA Finals Cleveland Cavs. Vs. Detroit Pistons

For 21 minutes time stood still at game 6 of the Cleveland Cavs. Vs. Detroit Pistons at Quicken Loans arena in Cleveland. At the end of the 1st quarter technical difficulties with the score board and the game and shot clocks caused the game to be stopped. The game eventually resumed but with out the score boards and clocks.

LeBron, Gibbons and the Cavs succeeded in cooking the Pistons and advancing to their first NBA Finals in franchise history. A convincing 16 point win over the frustrated and irate Pistons led to the ejection of Rasheed Wallace via a double technical foul.

Game one of the NBA finals the Cavs vs. Spurs kicks off on Thursday in San Antonio. The oddsmakers have the Spurs as heavy 8 point favorites. But Cleveland on pure adrenalin and a foundation of beating the Spurs both time they plaid this season hopefully will sneak away with a game 1 win.

The this best of 7 finals is 2-3-2 series meaning the first 2 games are in San Antonio then 3 games in Cleveland then last 2 games in San Antonio if needed. If the Cavs can come away with at least 1 win in the first two games and bring it home to Cleveland they stand a fair chance of taking the NBA series.

Mike Brown, head coach for the Cavs has finals experience both in 2003 and 2005 as a coach for the Spurs. Mike goal when given the reins of the cavs was to build a defensive team like the spurs.

Although the Spurs have 3 world titles, the Cavs match up well with them. The NBA needed a shot in the arm and this series proves to do just that. The chosen one Vs Duncan and the gang will prove to rack up the TV ratings and should prove to be a memorable series for the times to come.