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CLEVELAND &mdash; While the rest of the NBA exchanges elbows, flagrant fouls and menacing stares in the playoffs, the Cleveland Cavaliers are looking for a fight.
So far, they can&rsquo;t find one.
LeBron James scored 27 points, ending the first and second quarters with last-second baskets, and Mo Williams added 15 points as the untested Cavs overpowered the Atlanta Hawks 105-85 on Thursday night to open a 2-0 lead in their Eastern Conference semifinal.
Now a perfect 6-0 in the postseason, the Cavaliers tied a league record by winning their sixth consecutive playoff game by double digits. The only other team to do it was the 2004 Indiana Pacers.
Maurice Evans scored 16 points and Mike Bibby had 11 for the Hawks, who were missing center Al Horford and forward Marvin Williams because of injuries. If that wasn&rsquo;t bad enough, leading scorer Joe Johnson rolled his right ankle in the third quarter and did not return.
X-rays were negative and the Hawks said Johnson is doubtful for Game 3 on Saturday in Atlanta.
Just like Game 1, this one was easy for the Cavs. Too easy.
Blackhawks 2, Canucks 1
CHICAGO &mdash; Andrew Ladd tipped in teammate Dave Bolland&rsquo;s long shot less than 3 minutes into overtime to give the Chicago Blackhawks a comeback victory over the Vancouver Canucks, tying the Western Conference semifinal at 2.
Game 5 is Saturday night in Vancouver.
Martin Havlat tied it at 1 with 2:44 left in regulation after it looked as if Roberto Luongo was going to shut out the Blackhawks. Ladd shoveled the puck off the boards, and Havlat&rsquo;s wrist shot from the between circles beat Luongo high.
In overtime, Bolland chased down the puck along the boards and fired a shot from beyond the right circle. Ladd was in front of Luongo and tipped it in at 2:52.
Ladd&rsquo;s winning goal came after the Canucks had two point-blank shots to score, but were turned away by Nikolai Khabibulin.
Darcy Hordichuk opened the scoring for Vancouver midway through the second period, taking a pass from a spinning Rick Rypien and beating Khabibulin.

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