Cleveland Cavaliers guard Caris LeVert drives against Orlando Magic guard Cole Anthony in the second half of play. Joshua Gunter, iccwins188.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Caris LeVert stood at the scorer’s table for the first time in two days and 42 playoff minutes, then 19,000 Cavs fans held their breath. What came nex🥂t was an🍸yone’s guess.
LeVert hadn’t played in this series since checking out (and staying checked out) with 8:47 to play in the first half of Game 6. He hadn’t scored 10 points in a game since a blowout loss in Game 3. Frankly, he hadn’t given Cleveland🍎 a steady bench scoring presence all postseason.
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