The Boston Celtics were no match for the Cleveland Cavaliers on Easter Sunday.

LeBron James said there isn’t a rivalry between Cleveland and Boston.

Could have fooled me Easter Sunday.

Now forget about the Cavaliers beating up on the Celtics by 31 points. Even the best teams get blown out. Although  Boston beat Cleveland in seven games in the Eastern Conference semifinals last year, it was the first time the two teams met in the playoffs with James wearing a Cleveland uniform.

But when Ray Allen and Anderson Varejao got after it in the second half Sunday, that looked like two teams that don’t like each other.

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Have LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers just fallen victim to fatigue or should people began to question if they're really the best team in the world right now?

“They lost again.”

That’s what the people in Cleveland were saying late last night and early this morning when they realized their Cavaliers (61-15) lost back-to-back games at Washington on Thursday night and at Orlando on Friday.

Hey people. Ya’ll are so spoiled now.

Spoiled rotten.

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