Monday, January 17

Sonics club Cavs, 105-97

Seattle SuperSonics' Vladimir Radmanovic (77), of Serbia-Montenegro gets past Cleveland Cavaliers' Drew Gooden, right, and SuperSonics' Danny Fortson for a dunk during the fourth quarter in Seattle, Sunday, Jan. 16, 2005. The SuperSonics won 105-97. (AP Photo/John Froschauer)
Vlad-DUNK!

The Supes overcame the absence of Rashard Lewis to beat Cleveland 105-97 last night at the Key.

Before the season, this match-up looked like it was going to be a real crapfest: the worst of the east vs. the worst of the west. Instead, it was the first place Sonics (!) taking on the first place Cavs (!!) in a battle of two of the best teams in the NBA.

Seattle was led by Ray Allen's 27 points while Vladidunk Radmanovic (whom I stupidly cut from my fantasy team) had 23 points (5-7 from behind the arc) and 11 rebounds off the bench.
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