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October 28, 2009

Cavs Have Plenty of Work Ahead

Bill Livingston, Cleveland Plain Dealer

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Almost two hours before tipoff, LeBron James left the court at The Q. Perspiration ran in rivulets down his face and glistened on his arms and torso.

He had been working on all the things perfectionism drove him to improve -- "block" (low post) and "elbow" (free throw line extended) shots, free throws, and the creation of an attitude appropriate to the XL season at hand.

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