December 12th at 8pm

Dope!!!! Definitely going to try to get on this episode. Here are the details from inside.nikebasketball.com

Join LeBron on HOOPSTALK as he talks about his new shoe, how he’s coping with his injury, his high school days, Cleveland’s drive to return to the finals and Beijing ‘08. To submit questions go to the HOOPSTALK page or email them to nikebasketball@nike.com. Include your name, email address and mobile number so that we can contact you if you are selected to ask your question on the live show. You can join the live show by calling in to 1-800-603-6817 @ 7:45pm ET on December 12th but you must submit questions prior to the show in order to speak with LeBron. Good luck!

And tune in for your chance to win great prizes including the Zoom LeBron V, which hits stores December 13.

One point! Lakers beat LBJ and the Cavs by one and Lebron beat Kobe by one. Amazing game with an explosive dunk by Lebron in the first half. Lebron rocks the Zoom Lebron III White/Navy coming out in Feb and Kobe rocks a Lakers Zoom Kobe 1.

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Box Scores, highlights, etc at Cavs.com

James scored 35 points and sparked a decisive run with a pair of 3-pointers as the Cavaliers defeated the Bucks for the second time in four days, 96-88.

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Saturday’s huge matchup with the heavyweight Pistons was supposed to be a knock-down, drag-out affair. Instead, the Cavaliers did what they’ve done to so many teams that roll into The Q, dismantling the league’s best team, 97-84, before a sold-out crowd on New Year’s Eve in Cleveland.

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CLEVELAND, Dec. 20 (Ticker) — Zydrunas Ilgauskas did some damage inside and Damon Jones attacked from outside.

Ilgauskas scored all 18 of his points in the first three quarters and Jones made four 3-pointers in the third period as the Cleveland Cavaliers rolled to their third straight win, a 110-85 victory over the Utah Jazz.

LeBron James scored 25 points in less than three quarters for Cleveland, which overcame a slow start to outscore Utah, 60-30, in the middle two periods.

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With the Cleveland Cavaliers on the verge of blowing a big lead, LeBron James took matters into his own hands.

James scored 16 of his 41 points in the final 7½ minutes to repel a rally and lift the Cavaliers to a 115-107 victory over the Miami Heat, who lost for the first time since Pat Riley returned to the bench as head coach Monday.

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With Ilgauskas back on the floor the team had a good night winning by 9 pts. Lebron James had 26 points, a little low compared to his last two games but was enough to put the Cavs over the top. Good work team!

Box Scores via NBA.com

With a strong 39pts, 10 rebounds and 6 assists Lebron James still faced a defeat. Zydrunas Ilgauskas was out on injury.

Box Score via cavs.com

LBJ scores a season high of 52 points but the Bucks’ overall strong team scoring give them a 111 - 106 win.

Box Score via cavs.com

Donyell Marshall is the hero of last nights game.

“Someone other than LeBron James carried the Cleveland Cavaliers in crunch time.

Donyell Marshall drained back-to-back 3-pointers early in overtime to lift the Cavaliers to a 112-105 victory over the weary Los Angeles Clippers.

Signed in the offseason to add depth off the bench, Marshall also helped the Cavaliers reach overtime when he converted a three-point play with 46 seconds left in regulation to tie the game at 95-95.”

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