For most NBA teams, the pre-game player introductions is a time for the players to get hyped up, display the numerous handshakes they share with their teammates and simply entertain the fans in attendance.
Not for the Cavs though.
Over the past couple of games, it has been evident that the Cavs are no longer going through the tradition introduction routine of running up the court and high-fiving teammates. Instead, the Cavaliers are staying in a huddle, united as one, while the Cavs in-game MC Ahmaad Crump introduces the starting line-up and fire blasts out of the humongotron, the name for Cleveland’s huge screen at the Quicken Loans Arena.