The Cleveland Cavaliers took a strong beating by the Chicago Bulls, the Bulls must have still been mad about the loss they took from Cleveland in the preseason. It was Andy Varejao stealing the show once again for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Varejao is showing it is good to be back in action for head coach Byron Scott and his Cavs team. Varejao led the way with 12 points and 5 rebounds and 2 assists. He was one of the Cavaliers who showed he wants to win last night. Cavaliers Rookie Dion Waiters didn’t have the night he had in the Cavs season opener, the Bulls held the rookie to only 7 points on the night. Waiters had 2 rebounds and 4 assists in the game. The rest of the Cavaliers team needs to take a lesson from Varejao, they need to find some of the energy he brings to the floor night after night. Varejao lifts the excitement level of his Cavaliers team each time he take to the court. Cavaliers point guard Kyrie Irving led the team in scoring with 15 against the Bulls, Tyler Zeller...
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