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2012 NBA standings: Cavaliers fall to last place in Central

The Cleveland Cavaliers, without Kyrie Irving for the next month, have fallen to last place in the Central Division.

Howard Smith-US PRESSWIRE

The Cleveland Cavaliers have not had a good run recently. The team has lost star point guard Kyrie Irving for the next month with a hairline fracture in his left hand, and have gone into a tailspin without his presence on the court. The Cavs have lost four in a row, and nine of their last 10 games, and have slipped into last place in the Central Division.

The Milwaukee Bucks currently sit in first place in the division, a half game ahead of the Chicago Bulls and one game ahead of the Indiana Pacers. The Detroit Pistons have steadied themselves after an 0-8 start, and are now 3.5 games behind the Bucks, and the Cavs sit in last, five games behind.

The Cavs have a tough back-to-back coming up this weekend. They travel to Atlanta on Friday, Nov. 30th, to take on the Hawks, then come home to face the Portland Trail Blazers the next night.

Photographs by spatulated, Triple Tri, and chrischappelear used in background montage under Creative Commons. Thank you.