Podcast Episode 160: Today Was A Good Day
https://soundcloud.com/ctb-5/episode-160-today-was-a-good-day We asked for a magic bullet… We got an entire clip. Though Ice Cube might disagree… today was most…
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https://soundcloud.com/ctb-5/episode-160-today-was-a-good-day We asked for a magic bullet… We got an entire clip. Though Ice Cube might disagree… today was most…
Four point play…. 1. On the nine hour train ride I had yesterday to Innsbruck, Austria, I went into a…
Well trade deadline season started early! There’ve been lots of rumors flying around the last couple days. The general consensus…
Four point play… 1. The Cavaliers have now won five games in a row without the services of Derrick Rose,…
It’s that time of year again. 29 shopping days till Christmas? No. I’m talking 19 days until the first NBA trade deadline. What trade deadline is that you ask? It’s the first day that players signed in the summer of 2017 can be traded to other teams. The Cavaliers certainly have lots of options, and with some teams not doing nearly as well as they’d hoped to be doing, moving a player for an asset, even a player they signed last summer, has to be tempting. With that in mind, we take a look at what might be on Koby Altman’s wish list as he dreams about Christmas morning.
When informed that he needed to improve his defensive effort in order to stay in the rotation, former Cavalier Sasha…
Four point play… 1. This week, I started the rehearsal period for a new theater production. The first workday is…
So, let’s see… you traded away your All-Star point guard in the off-season, your two best replacements are injured and…
This game had everything: spectacular plays, gruesome injuries, amazing comebacks, awful officiating, baffling coaching decisions, and the best basketball player in the universe prevailing late. It promises to be a long, enigmatic, frustrating, and jaw dropping season for Cleveland.
The game started out with Kyrie canning a floater after being booed during the opening introductions and the game going back and forth before the unthinkable happened.