Luck gave the victory to the Cavs against the Sonics

It seems like the Sonics are becoming into a one man team since Kevin Durant is the only one giving it everything on the court.

Lack of organization on the team supposed that Durant is getting tired of waiting for his team mates to become in something else than the average players they have been this season.

The loss of 95-79 against the Cavs is one good example of this, with Durant leading the scoring for Seattle once more (with 24 points) and a few appearances by Wally Szczerbiak who ended up with 15 points, besides them nobody else did much yesterday night at Quicken Loans Arena.

But apart from the victory, the Cavs had alot of luck considering that they shot only 40 percent and missed 14 3-pointers, so it could have being worst for the Sonics who helped Cleveland by committing 23 turnovers who turned into 28 points for the Cavs.

Lebron James had some rest as Cleveland’s coach Mike Brown knew that this game against the poorly regarded Sonics was the perfect moment to allow more minutes to other players like third year Daniel Gibson who ended up with 17 points; this was the first time that Kevin Durant and Gibson, (both ex-Texas Longhorns) matched against each other.

Durant left the game injured by a sprained left ankle, but he hopes to play today against the Nets, the Sonics are 0-3 and are eager of a victory, we’ll see if Jason Kidd and company can defeat one of the weakest teams on the NBA right now.