LeBron's triple-double pushes Cavs to deciding Game 6 win
LeBron James compiled 27 points, 13 rebounds and 13 assists for his third career playoff triple-double, all the while helping slow Caron Butler at the defensive end, and the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Washington Wizards 105-88 on Friday night to end their contentious series in six games.

Wizards report: Notes, quotes
--Not long before Game 6, Wizards forward Darius Songaila received a one-game suspension -- for Friday's contest -- for hitting LeBron James in the face in Game 5.

Wizards report: Getting inside
Now that the season is over, it could be said that the real season is about to begin for the Wizards

Wizards report: Roster
ROTATION
Starters -- Point guard Antonio Daniels, Shooting guard DeShawn Stevenson, Small forward Caron Butler, Power forward Antawn Jamison, Center Brendan Haywood

On the Washington Post website, Gilbert Arenas addressed the chatter that the Wizards may have actually played better in his absence. "People say they're better without me," Arenas was quoted as saying. "And, you know, for me to answer that, how would you know? How do you know if the team is better without somebody or with somebody? It's like, you can just speculate, but if you do the research, last year we was 10 games above .500, this year we didn't get 10 games above .500 without me. I mean, it's just somebody says it and everybody runs with it. Because you just assume that since I went down they're supposed to lose, and if they win games you say, 'Oh, they're better without him.' It's like, 'ehhh?'" (updated: 05/06/2008)