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1976 Playoff Results 1989 Playoff Results Eastern Conference Semifinals Eastern Conference First Round Date Site W/L Cle Was Series Attendance Date Site W/L Cle Chi Series Attendance April 13 Cleveland L 95 100 0-1 19,974 April 28 Cleveland L 88 95 0-1 19,312 April 15 Washington W 80 79 1-1 17,988 April 30 Cleveland W 96 88 1-1 20,273 April 17 Cleveland W 88 76 2-1 21,061 May 3 Chicago L 94 101 1-2 17,721 April 21 Washington L 98 109 2-2 17,542 May 5 Chicago W 108 105 (OT) 2-2 18,264 April 22 Cleveland W 92 91 3-2 21,312 May 7 Cleveland L 100 101 2-3 20,273 April 26 Washington L 98 102 (OT) 3-3 19,035 April 29 Cleveland W 87 85 4-3 21,564* 1990 Playoff Results Eastern Conference First Round Eastern Conference Finals Date Site W/L Cle Phi Series Attendance Date Site W/L Cle Bos Series Attendance April 26 Philadelphia L 106 111 0-1 15,319 May 6 Boston L 99 111 0-1 14,264 April 28 Philadelphia L 101 107 0-2 18,168 May 9 Boston L 89 94 0-2 12,098 May 1 Cleveland W 122 95 1-2 16,317 May 11 Cleveland W 83 78 1-2 21,564* May 3 Cleveland W 108 96 2-2 17,106 May 14 Cleveland W 106 87 2-2 21,564* May 5 Philadelphia L 97 113 2-3 18,168 May 16 Boston L 94 99 2-3 12,951 May 19 Cleveland L 87 94 2-4 21,564* 1992 Playoff Results * NBA Playoff Record at the time Eastern Conference First Round Date Site W/L Cle NJ Series Attendance 1977 Playoff Results April 23 Cleveland W 120 113 1-0 16,512 Eastern Conference First Round April 25 Cleveland W 118 96 2-0 20,273 Date Site W/L Cle Was Series Attendance April 28 New Jersey L 104 109 2-1 15,258 April 13 Washington L 100 109 0-1 11,240 April 30 New Jersey W 98 89 3-1 13,071 April 15 Cleveland W 91 83 1-1 19,545 April 17 Washington L 98 104 1-2 10,488 Eastern Conference Semifinals Date Site W/L Cle Bos Series Attendance 1978 Playoff Results May 2 Cleveland W 101 76 1-0 17,496 Eastern Conference First Round May 4 Cleveland L 98 104 1-1 20,273 Date Site W/L Cle NY Series Attendance May 8 Boston L 107 110 1-2 14,890 April 12 Cleveland L 114 132 0-1 19,739 May 10 Boston W 114 112 (OT) 2-2 14,890 April 14 New York L 107 109 0-2 18,965 May 13 Cleveland W 114 98 3-2 20,273 May 15 Boston L 91 122 3-3 14,890 1985 Playoff Results May 17 Cleveland W 122 104 4-3 20,273 Eastern Conference First Round Date Site W/L Cle Bos Series Attendance Eastern Conference Finals April 18 Boston L 123 126 0-1 14,890 Date Site W/L Cle Chi Series Attendance April 20 Boston L 106 108 0-2 14,890 May 19 Chicago L 89 103 0-1 18,676 April 23 Cleveland W 105 98 1-2 20,900 May 21 Chicago W 107 81 1-1 18,676 April 25 Cleveland L 115 117 1-3 20,900 May 23 Cleveland L 96 105 1-2 20,273 May 25 Cleveland W 99 85 2-2 20,273 1988 Playoff Results May 27 Chicago L 89 112 2-3 18,676 Eastern Conference First Round May 29 Cleveland L 94 99 2-4 20,273 Date Site W/L Cle Chi Series Attendance April 28 Chicago L 93 104 0-1 18,676 May 1 Chicago L 101 106 0-2 18,645 May 3 Cleveland W 110 102 1-2 20,068 May 5 Cleveland W 97 91 2-2 20,026 May 8 Chicago L 101 107 2-3 18,008 1993 Playoff Results 2006 Playoff Results Eastern Conference First Round Eastern Conference First Round Date Site W/L Cle NJ Series Attendance Date Site W/L Cle Was Series Attendance April 29 Cleveland W 114 98 1-0 18,339 April 22 Cleveland W 97 86 1-0 20,562 May 1 Cleveland L 99 101 1-1 20,273 April 25 Cleveland L 84 89 1-1 20,562 May 5 New Jersey W 93 84 2-1 16,453 April 28 Washington W 97 96 2-1 20,173 May 7 New Jersey L 79 96 2-2 15,238 April 30 Washington L 96 106 2-2 20,173 May 9 Cleveland W 99 89 3-2 17,388 May 3 Cleveland W 121 120 OT 3-2 20,562 May 5 Washington W 114 113 OT 4-2 20,173 Eastern Conference Semifinals Date Site W/L Cle Chi Series Attendance Eastern Conference Semifinals May 11 Chicago L 84 91 0-1 18,676 Date Site W/L Cle Det Series Attendance May 13 Chicago L 85 104 0-2 18,676 May 7 Detroit L 86 113 0-1 22,076 May 15 Cleveland L 90 96 0-3 20,273 May 9 Detroit L 91 97 0-2 22,076 May 17 Cleveland L 101 103 0-4 20,273 May 13 Cleveland W 86 77 1-2 20,562 May 15 Cleveland W 74 72 2-2 20,562 1994 Playoff Results May 17 Detroit W 86 84 3-2 22,076 Eastern Conference First Round May 19 Cleveland L 82 84 3-3 20,562 Date Site W/L Cle Chi Series Attendance May 21 Detroit L 61 79 3-4 22,076 April 29 Chicago L 96 104 0-1 18,676 May 1 Chicago L 96 105 0-2 18,676 2007 Playoff Results May 3 Cleveland L 92 95 (OT) 0-3 17,778 Eastern Conference First Round Date Site W/L Cle Was Series Attendance 1995 Playoff Results April 22 Cleveland W 97 82 1-0 20,562 Eastern Conference First Round April 25 Cleveland W 109 102 2-0 20,562 Date Site W/L Cle NY Series Attendance April 28 Washington W 98 92 3-0 20,173 April 27 New York L 79 103 0-1 19,763 April 30 Washington W 97 90 4-0 20,173 April 29 New York W 90 84 1-1 19,763 May 1 Cleveland L 81 83 1-2 19,352 Eastern Conference Semifinals May 4 Cleveland L 80 93 1-3 18,575 Date Site W/L Cle NJN Series Attendance May 6 Cleveland W 81 77 1-0 20,562 1996 Playoff Results May 8 Cleveland W 102 92 2-0 20,562 Eastern Conference First Round May 12 New Jersey L 85 96 2-1 20,032 Date Site W/L Cle NY Series Attendance May 14 New Jersey W 87 85 3-1 20,032 April 25 Cleveland L 83 106 0-1 16,419 May 16 Cleveland L 72 83 3-2 20,562 April 27 Cleveland L 80 84 0-2 17,232 May 18 New Jersey W 88 72 4-2 20,032 May 1 New York L 76 81 0-3 19,763 Eastern Conference Finals 1998 Playoff Results Date Site W/L Cle Det Series Attendance Eastern Conference First Round May 21 Detroit L 76 79 0-1 22,076 Date Site W/L Cle Ind Series Attendance May 24 Detroit L 76 79 0-2 22,076 April 23 Indiana L 77 106 0-1 16,644 May 27 Cleveland W 88 82 1-2 20,562 April 25 Indiana L 86 92 0-2 16,617 May 29 Cleveland W 91 87 2-2 20,562 April 27 Cleveland W 86 77 1-2 17,495 May 31 Detroit W 109 107 2 OT 3-2 22,076 April 30 Cleveland L 74 80 1-3 18,188 June 2 Cleveland W 98 82 4-2 20,562 NBA Finals Date Site W/L Cle SAS Series Attendance June 7 San Antonio L 76 85 0-1 18,797 June 10 San Antonio L 92 103 0-2 18,797 June 12 Cleveland L 72 75 0-3 20,562 June 14 Cleveland L 82 83 0-4 20,562 2008 Playoff Results 2010 Playoff Results Eastern Conference First Round Eastern Conference First Round Date Site W/L Cle Was Series Attendance Date Site W/L Cle Chi Series Attendance April 19 Cleveland W 93 86 1-0 20,562 April 17 Cleveland W 96 83 1-0 20,562 April 21 Cleveland W 116 86 2-0 20,562 April 19 Cleveland W 112 102 2-0 20,562 April 24 Washington L 72 108 2-1 20,173 April 22 Chicago L 106 108 2-1 22,991 April 27 Washington W 100 97 3-1 20,173 April 25 Chicago W 121 98 3-1 23,058 April 30 Cleveland L 87 88 3-2 20,562 April 27 Cleveland W 96 94 4-1 20,562 May 2 Washington W 105 88 4-2 20,173 Eastern Conference Semifinals Eastern Conference Semifinals Date Site W/L Cle Bos Series Attendance Date Site W/L Cle Bos Series Attendance May 1 Cleveland W 101 93 1-0 20,562 May 6 Boston L 72 76 0-1 18,624 May 3 Cleveland L 86 104 1-1 20,562 May 8 Boston L 73 89 0-2 18,624 May 7 Boston W 124 95 2-1 18,624 May 10 Cleveland W 108 84 1-2 20,562 May 9 Boston L 87 97 2-2 18,624 May 12 Cleveland W 88 77 2-2 20,562 May 11 Cleveland L 88 120 2-3 20,562 May 14 Boston L 89 96 2-3 18,624 May 13 Boston L 85 94 2-4 18,624 May 16 Cleveland W 74 69 3-3 20,562 May 18 Boston L 92 97 3-4 18,624 2015 Playoff Results Eastern Conference First Round 2009 Playoff Results Date Site W/L Cle Bos Series Attendance Eastern Conference First Round April 19 Cleveland W 113 100 1-0 20,562 Date Site W/L Cle Det Series Attendance April 21 Cleveland W 99 91 2-0 20,562 April 18 Cleveland W 102 84 1-0 20,562 April 23 Boston W 103 95 3-0 18,624 April 21 Cleveland W 94 82 2-0 20,562 April 26 Boston W 101 93 4-0 18,624 April 24 Detroit W 79 68 3-0 22,076 April 26 Detroit W 99 78 4-0 22,076 Eastern Conference Semifinals Date Site W/L Cle Bos Series Attendance Eastern Conference Semifinals May 4 Cleveland L 92 99 0-1 20,562 Date Site W/L Cle Atl Series Attendance May 6 Cleveland W 106 91 1-1 20,562 May 5 Cleveland W 99 72 1-0 20,562 May 8 Chicago L 96 99 1-2 22,246 May 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Playoff Results - NBA CHAMPIONS 2017 Playoff Results Eastern Conference First Round Eastern Conference First Round Date Site W/L Cle Det Series Attendance Date Site W/L Cle Ind Series Attendance April 17 Cleveland W 106 101 1-0 20,562 April 15 Cleveland W 109 108 1-0 20,562 April 20 Cleveland W 107 90 2-0 20,562 April 17 Cleveland W 117 111 2-0 20,562 April 22 Detroit W 101 91 3-0 21,584 April 20 Indiana W 119 114 3-0 17,923 April 24 Detroit W 100 98 4-0 21,584 April 23 Indiana W 106 102 4-0 17,923 Eastern Conference Semifinals Eastern Conference Semifinals Date Site W/L Cle Atl Series Attendance Date Site
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    SINGLE SEASON LEADERS SCORING ASSISTS STEALS Player, Year G Pts. Player, Year G Asts Player, Year G Stls 1. Luke Babbitt, 2009-10 34 743 1. Billy Allen, 1981-82 28 240 1. Johnny High, 1978-79 27 115 2. Nick Fazekas, 2005-06 33 721 2. Billy Allen, 1982-83 29 228 2. Johnny High, 1977-78 27 90 3. Ken Green, 1982-83 29 697 3. Kevin Soares, 1991-92 29 227 Kevin Soares, 1991-92 29 90 INTRO 4. Marcus Marshall, 2016-17 35 689 Eathan O’Bryant, 1993-94 28 227 4. Curtis High, 1983-84 30 84 5. Caleb Martin, 2017-18 36 680 5. Eathan O’Bryant, 1994-95 29 210 5. Gene Ransom, 1979-80 29 80 6. Alex Boyd, 1967-68 26 688 6. Curtis High, 1983-84 30 189 6. Kevin Soares, 1990-91 31 76 7. Nick Fazekas, 2004-05 32 662 Armon Johnson, 2009-10 34 189 7. Eathan O’Bryant, 1993-94 28 74 8. Marcelus Kemp, 2007-08 33 659 8. James Fontenet, 1980-81 26 188 8. Darryl Owens, 1987-88 28 73 9. Jordan Caroline, 2017-18 37 656 9. Kevin Soares, 1990-91 31 181 9. Curtis High, 1984-85 25 70 10. Nick Fazekas, 2006-07 32 652 10. Robin Kennedy, 1997-98 28 178 10. Paul Culbertson, 1997-98 27 68 Freshman 573 Luke Babbitt in 2008-09 Freshman 166 Ramon Sessions in 2004-05 Freshman 56 Lindsey Drew in 2015-16 ROSTER Sophomore 743 Luke Babbitt in 2009-10 Sophomore 164 Lindsey Drew in 2016-17 Sophomore 62 Malik Cooke in 2008-09 Junior 721 Nick Fazekas in 2005-06 Junior 240 Billy Allen in 1981-82 Junior 90 Johnny High in 1977-78 Senior 697 Ken Green in 1982-83 Senior 228 Billy Allen in 1982-83 Senior 115 Johnny High in 1978-79 POINTS AVERAGE ASSISTS AVERAGE STEALS AVERAGE Player, Year G PPG Player, Year G APG Player, Year G SPG 1.
  • BUSINESS Sunny Thursday Manchester, Conn

    BUSINESS Sunny Thursday Manchester, Conn

    ■;Ti:>t*«»Vl,|' -.»r,«^f.1 r 2U — THE HERALD. Tues„ Jan. 5, 1982 Clearing tonight: BUSINESS sunny Thursday Manchester, Conn. Wed., Jan. 6, 1982 — See page 2 ' 25 Cents Housing crisis for the elderly looms Out country will be heading into a housing crisis for 4 Allied * Dpsign houses to accommodate the special needs of structed. For instance, in a “double” home, an older older Americans uniess architects start responding to those with physical disabilities. In most houses, “the person could own the duplex and rent the other side. the needs and wants of their customers. bathroom doors are narrower than other doors,” said This also makes far better use of existing land. Too many houses are designed with too many levels, Your Barry Robinson of the American Association of retired Manufactured housing has become an important low- too many steps, inadequate storage space and poorly Persons. “If you are in a wheelchair, your own planned living spaces for older Americans. A major (but coSt housing alternative. Yet many local government of'' action Money's bathroom could be a trap.” unheeded) problem is kitchen shelves — too. high to ficials and voters refuse to ease restrictions on reach. Worth By 198.°), the Census Bureau estimates people 65 or manufactured homes and thereby open up whole areas “Unless industry and government pay more attention over will number 18.1 million and grow to 20.2 million by for moderate-priced housing. Sylvia Porter Zoning laws are frequently outdated. In most com­ to this growing group of maturing Americans, many^ 1990. This is an enormous market for smaller houses on ..i t older people will be squeezed by the cost of keeping up smaller lots with smaller price tags.