First, Cleveland has to play better defense, especially covering the 3 point shot. It seems if Howard doesn't shoot, then the shot is a 3 pointer. Orlando doesn't have a mid-range game. Maybe let Howard get his points, but if Orlando shoots 35% or better from 3, forget it. Find a way to get Howard in foul trouble, which basically limits Orlando's offense. Lebron is Cleveland's best defender, hence he has to guard either Lewis or Turkoglu. Except for Howard, Orlando is a finesse team. Put some bodies on Orlando. Let them know how difficult it will be close out a team.

Lebron, especially in the 4th quarter, is playing like Kobe when both don't get help from the supporting cast. But that takes a lot out of player, even Lebron. I doubt he can control the 4th quarter for 3 consecutive games.

the 3 pointers. The problem is Orlando has so many 3 point shooters, they probably all won't be cold at the same time.                                

Cavs have serious match-up problems; Lewis and Turkoglu are big and can shoot the 3. Frenchy Pietrus shoots the 3 and plays tough D on King James.

Cavs can win if Alston has a lousy game 6 as he did in game 5.  

First thing is that the Magic are listed as a 1.5 or 2 point favorite, so winning the game is not much of a stretch.  Second is when LeBron is on the floor, you will always have a chance.  

Finally I am pretty sure that David Stern is hoping for Lebron vs Kobe   Don't be surprised if calls for the Cavs way in a competitive game.  Orlando probably needs to be 10 points better to win.