And probably to fuck that sonuvabitch up good and hopefully, we won’t hear any more shit about him being king.

Sorry, I just had to get that off my chest. He he… And yep, the 2007-08 NBA basketball season continues as the Boston Celtics travel to Quicken Loans Arena to visit the Cleveland Cavaliers. The past couple of weeks, we saw how the once mighty Boston Celtics are capable of losing games. The Orlando Magic handed them their very first loss of the season, (yes, I still remember that shit…) and just last weekend, we almost saw another one.

The Charlotte Bobcats were tasked to play the red-hot Boston Celtics last Saturday. What should’ve been an easy win for Boston was anything but easy. With 4.7 seconds left in the game, Bobcats star Jason Richardson only needed to inbound the ball and the Bobcats would’ve pull off a shocking win over Boston.

But when Eddie House knocked away his inbound pass, reality began to surface inside the Charlotte Bobcats Arena. After Ray Allen made a three-pointer at the buzzer, Richardson was looking at a 96-95 loss to Boston and the rest of the Celtics were celebrating like crazy.

Pandemonium.

Does this narrow win over Charlotte mean the Celtics can be beaten? Well, I don’t know about that but it certainly means that no matter what you do, you can’t keep this team down.

Both the Boston Celtics and the Cleveland Cavaliers will be going for their fourth straight win after Cleveland defeated the Indiana Pacers, 111-106, last Sunday. This is a game where LeBron James scored his second consecutive triple-double, finishing with a game-high 30 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists.

Of course, Kevin Garnett does that for a living night in and night out and KG will just eat Mr. Burger King alive.

Who will win the NBA title in the 2007-08 NBA basketball season? AcesAce Sportsbook has the odds.

San Antonio Spurs EVEN +350

Cleveland Cavaliers EVEN +1,300

Boston Celtics EVEN +450

Detroit Pistons +1,000

Want more odds? Visit OddsHQ for more basketball betting odds and the best betting lines on some of today’s biggest sporting events.

Boston Celtics Cleveland Cavaliers