March 19, 2008CLEVELAND -- A newcomer to one of the NBA's fiercest rivalries, Wally Szczerbiak didn't need long to understand Cleveland's hatred. "All my buddies, all the fans, everybody, all they want to do is beat Detroit," he said. LeBron James scored 30 points, moving closer to becoming Cleveland's top career scorer, and the Cavaliers reminded Detroit that they're still the team to beat in the Eastern Conference with an 89-73 win over the Pistons on Wednesday night. James came in needing 35 points to pass Brad Daugherty as the Cavs' scoring leader. The NBA's top scorer came up a little short, but will likely break the mark on Friday when Cleveland hosts Toronto in a potential first-round playoff preview. Zydrunas Ilgauskas added 20 points and Szczerbiak, who has struggled with his shot since coming over in a trade last month, added 10 points on 4-of-7 shooting for the Cavaliers. "Hopefully this is something I can build on," said Szczerbiak, part of an 11-player, three-team swap...