(Sports Network) - LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers are back at the friendly confines of Quicken Loans Arena, where they will play two straight games that begins with this afternoon's visit from the Indiana Pacers.

The Cavs, who have won four in a row at home, will also welcome the Portland Trail Blazers on the homestand and own a 19-10 mark as the host this season.

Cleveland had a three-game winning streak halted with Thursday's 107-96 setback to the Chicago Bulls at the United Center, although James came away with 39 points one night after a 50-point performance in a win at New York.

James had 26 points in the first half, but the Cleveland offense was suffocated by Chicago's tough defense over the final two periods. The MVP candidate is averaging 36.7 points per game over his past six contests.

Devin Brown had 15 points before fouling out, while Wally Szczerbiak ended with 14 points for Cleveland.

Indiana, meanwhile, will put the finishing touches on a three-game road trip and is 0-2 so far on the trek. The Pacers fell to 12-20 away from Conseco Fieldhouse this season after Thursday's 108-97 setback to the San Antonio Spurs at the AT&T Center.

Danny Granger finished with 22 points and six steals for the Pacers, who have dropped five of seven and 15 of their last 20 games. Troy Murphy and Mike Dunleavy both contributed 13 points in defeat.

Indiana is just 2-7 over its last nine games as the visitor.

In team news for the Pacers, center David Harrison will miss Saturday's game against Cleveland due to a suspension. He was penalized for one game for conduct detrimental to the team, and also served a five-game suspension in January for violating the NBA's anti-drug program.

Saturday's showdown is the fourth and final meeting of the season between Indiana and Cleveland. The Cavs are 3-0 against the Pacers this year and have won six straight and nine of the last 10 meetings in the series.

Indiana has also lost in six straight and seven of its last eight trips to Quicken Loans Arena.