LeBron James on Game 2: 'I might have to change my mindset'
LeBron James knows the Cavaliers, with or without Kevin Love, largely go as he goes. He's a vocal leader, but he also leads by how he plays. James recognizes this, and said Tuesday that his performance in Cleveland's 99-92 loss to the Bulls in Monday's Game 1 wasn't good enough. He nearly recorded a triple-double with 19 points, 15 rebounds and nine assists, but he also committed six turnovers and was 9 for 22 from the field. MORE: Cavs seeking answers | Ernie Johnson gives Emmy to Scott's daughters PHOTOS: Must-see images of Round 2 "I did have an off game," James told reporters, according to ESPN's Brian Windhorst. "If I have a great game my numbers will be a lot different. For me that's an off game just from the standpoint (that) I'm a very efficient player as far as my shooting and to be 9 of 22, that's unacceptable." David Blatt didn't place as much blame on his superstar forward. "It's not fair to put every...