The Magic knocked off an injury-ridden, aging Celtics squad, and suddenly the perfect Cavs’ postseason run might meet resistance in this dynamic duo: the Michael Jordan of Turkey and Superman. Derrick Coleman just said “whoop de damn do.” Rookie Courtney Lee has been shoved into the starting lineup in place of JJ Redick, but once again, the Magic will be at a serious disadvantage in the backcourt.

Cleveland’s problems, though, are frontcourt matchups. If LeBron guards Hedo, does Varejao have to chase Rashard Lewis? Z on Superman? If not Z, then can fossils like Ben Wallace and Joe Smith be effective inside? A ballsy reader compared this year’s Magic Cavs [duh!] to the 2001 Lakers – the team that went unbeaten up until Game 1 of the Finals when they lost to the 76ers (and then won the next four). A sweep here wouldn’t shock us, the Cavs have been that impressive. Plus, they have LeBron.

Always-ornery Kevin Garnett is en route to whatever beach Joakim Noah is on.