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The Cleveland Cavaliers haven't played since April 15, but it didn't take them long to find their rhythm in Game 1 Monday night against the Toronto Raptors.

Just a few minutes into the start of their second-round series with Toronto, LeBron James came flying into a passing lane, deflecting the ball away from Serge Ibaka, and getting it over to his teammate, Kyrie Irving, and starting the fastbreak. 

As Irving pushed the ball out ahead, LeBron -- though he was just past halfcourt -- told him what to do, pointing to the sky in expectation of an alley-oop. Irving complied, but not in the traditional way, as he tossed the ball up off the backboard, right into the path of a charging LeBron, who caught it with one hand, and flushed it through the hoop.

Wooooooooooo.

That is certainly one way to get Game 1 started.