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If the Cavaliers are going to capture their first ever NBA title and bring a long-awaited championship to the city of Cleveland, they'll have opportunities to vanquish past demons and failures that still haunt their die-hard fans. Sure, there's a chance to erase last year's debacle against Orlando, and 2008's excruciatingly painful Game Seven loss to Boston. But in the first round, they'll get a chance to exact some revenge on the Bulls (for the fans' sake, of course), a team that eliminated Cleveland five times in seven years in the late '80s/early '90s. Chicago won 10 of 14 to close the regular season and grab the eighth seed from the Toronto Raptors. One of those wins came against the Cavs, a 109-108 win last Thursday (LeBron James and Shaquille O'Neal did not play). Cleveland lost ...

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