The Cleveland Cavaliers have blitz through the Eastern Conference so far, and after a Game 2 130-86 victory over the Boston Celtics Saturday theres no sign of them slowing down.
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The 44-point margin is now the biggest loss in postseason history by any No. 1 seed.
With that on the Celtics' mind they spoke to the media to discuss their chance in Games 3 and 4 in Cleveland. When asked if the Cavaliers were in Boston's head, Avery Bradley tried to make it clear that his team wouldn't go down without a fight.
"I hope not," Bradley told TNT's David Aldridge. " They're not in my head. They're a good team, they play hard. We just have to go out there and play basketball, that's what it's all about."
"They've been punking us two games in a row, we just have to go out and respond the right way."
"Hope not. They're not in my head..." - Avery Bradley on whether or not Cavs have gotten into the Celtics' heads#InsidetheNBA pic.twitter.com/MGsS3N0p7P
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The Celtics will have plenty of work to do to avoid a four game sweep.
They have yet to lead at any point in the series, and Cleveland hasn't lost a playoff game since the NBA Finals last June.
