The Cavaliers lost a 19-point fourth quarter lead against the Raptors, extending their losing streak to four games. James said the team is fragile and struggles with any adversity, something that will improve with experience. He remains optimistic though, saying the team has experienced much lower points before like being up in NBA Finals games and losing. The Cavs committed 20 turnovers leading to 22 points for Toronto, a recurring issue according to their coach who said half the turnovers were avoidable and costly.

1. "We're a very fragile team right now," James said after Cleveland saw an 18-
point first-quarter lead turn into a 19-point fourth-quarter hole against the
Eastern Conference-leading Raptors (11-2). "Well, we were a fragile team from
the beginning. Any little adversity hits us, we just shell up. That's something
that will come with experience.“
"This is not even the lowest it's going to get for us," James said. "You guys
know, the lowest it can get is up 17 in the fourth quarter of Game 2 of the
Finals and losing. It can get that low. Or being up 2-1 and going to Game 4
and lose three straight in the Finals. That's very low. So, I'm very optimistic. I'm
very positive. More positive than I thought I would be right now, so, we look
at what we did wrong, things that we did well and get ready for Orlando
coming in on Monday.“
Cleveland did plenty of things wrong against Toronto to extend its losing
streak to four games. In what's becoming a recurring theme, the Cavs coughed
up 20 turnovers leading to 22 points for the Raptors.
"There were again far too many unnecessary turnovers. Just ballhandling
turnovers and mistakes that a good half of them are avoidable and you need
those possessions, you really do," Cavs coach David Blatt said. "They're
momentum-breakers or momentum-makers for the other team."