This is what Antawn Jamison provides a rebuilding effort like the one underway in Cleveland right now. Last night. Sure he's a chucker, I know he doesn't play too much defense, and I still remember those two free throws he missed before they lost in overtime the other day, but there's no way around the importance of what Jamison did last night. While the rest of the Cavaliers did essentially nothing through three quarters, Antawn Jamison did enough to keep them within striking distance anyways all by himself. He scored 29 of the Cavaliers 66 points through three quarters, and he was the reason the Cavaliers were only down 11 (77-66) to open the 4th. He'd finish with 32 points and 10 rebounds on fifty percent shooting from the floor (11-22), and Antawn would create the opportunity for Kyrie Irving to go legend one more time. Which is exactly what he did last night, again.Irving had 8 points heading into the 4th quarter. Then he buried a three pointer to cut the lead t...
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