Utah Jazz y Cleveland Cavaliers encarrilan sus series

Washington Wizars and, above all, Houston Rockets, I have bad to go from first round of playoffs to have a 2-0 against.

The Rockets played at the Toyota Center in Houston to try to tie the series after they lost the pitch factor on Saturday. But Utah again apply for the Conference title (in case anyone thought that they had not yet submitted) and a 90-84 took home the second victory.

So Utah Jazz returns to his native state Mormon with a 2-0 in the box and the possibility of eliminating the Houston Rockets this week, if they win both games they have at home.

Tracy McGrady was not enough to buoy the Rockets, despite nearly getting a triple double. McGrady scored 23 points, grabbed 13 rebounds and 9 assists. Bobby Jackson was supplied either injured Rafer Alston had 18 points, but both Luis Scola and McGrady were the very little successful in the draft.

Bad percentages remain the unfinished business of the Houston Rockets do not seem to improve on that.

Deron Williams Utah took their best man with 22 points, supported by Mehmet Okur had 16 points and as many rebounds.

Washington had a tremendous corrective Cavaliers by 30 points endorsed him apart. It was a bad game the whole team facing two matches at home following the overriding need to win at all costs. Gilbert Arenas was horrible with 2 of 10 on field goals, as Caron Butler and Antawn Jamison (4 of 13 each). When the big three not Carburizing, there is nothing to do.

Cleveland is well placed for all to reach the conference semifinals, 2-0. LeBron James touched also the triple-double with 30 points, 12 assists and 9 rebounds, and was well supported by the usual, Ilgauskas.

Tonight's game will face the second crossing incredible Suns - Spurs, where after seeing the equality between the two sets, anything can happen. The game the other day was classified as one of the largest in living memory, so I recommend that anyone who can see tonight, do not miss it. Worthwhile. It also will play the second game in Toronto - Orlando and New Orleans - Dallas.