February 8, 2008ATLANTA -- The Cleveland Cavaliers had every reason to fold. Four of their top seven scorers were sidelined by injuries. This was the second of back-to-back road games. But LeBron James stepped up as expected. Damon Jones hit two huge shots down the stretch. And journeyman Ira Newble had his best game of the season. James scored 26 points despite a sore thumb, and Newble chipped in with a season-best 18 to help the Cavaliers withstand an Atlanta rally in the final quarter for a 100-95 victory Friday night. "It was a big win," James said. "Having four of our top seven guys out, we needed everybody to step up." Trying to match their season high with a fourth straight win, Atlanta rallied for the lead on an 11-0 run. But James and the short-handed Cavaliers showed plenty of heart. "I'll tell you, it was a tough, gritty win for us," coach Mike Brown said. Jones put the Cavaliers ahead to stay on a drive with 3:29 remaining, set up by a pass from a double-teamed James....