Got this watching TNT NBA Tip-Off and from the Espn website: 

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=4845554

This should impact the standings in the East a lot if no one on their team steps up into the number two scoring role.  His play this season is typical to last season, where if he has a good game (15+ points) the Cavs almost always win the game.  Hopefully we will be able to go on a run, and with Boston struggling as well, we have a great chance to move up in the standings.