cleveland cavaliers

Hour 1 - Gresh and Fauria kicked off the show breaking down last night's Boston Celtics loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers.  The guys also talked about the New England Patriots and the decision to place the transition tag on safety Kyle Dugger.  Finally, Gresh and Fauria discussed Red Sox manager Alex Cora's future in Boston.

Hour 4 - Gresh and Fauria got back into the Boston Celtics and last night's loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers.  The guys discussed the comments from New England Patriots linebacker Matthew Judon on life after Bill Belichick and his relationship with quarterback Mac Jones.  To wrap up the show, it's Are You Done?.

Gresh and Fauria break down last night's Boston Celtics loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Greg Anthony talks about the Cavs' matchup with the Celtics, the positioning of this Cavs team right now, whether the combination of Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland can lead to postseason success, if this team can experience growth in physicality and the high level of competition in the Eastern Conference.

Jonathan talks about why this period of time isn't the best measuring stick moment for the Cavs. 

Jonathan talks about the criticisms of J.B. Bickerstaff and why some of it has gone too far. 

Ian Eagle talks about the Cavs' matchup with the Celtics on Tuesday night, the importance of the postseason success for both of these teams, the similarity in these two teams with roster construction, whether this team lacks physicality, the criticisms thrown at J.B. Bickerstaff and more.

Jonathan talks about the Cavs' uphill battle in facing the Celtics without Donovan Mitchell. 

Brian Scalabrine talks about why this time of the year is always tricky for teams in the NBA, whether physicality of the Cavs' Achilles' heel, the challenge for Evan Mobley early in his career, the duo of Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland, how far away this team is from the Celtics and more.

Jonathan and Daryl discuss the importance of the Cavs finding physical play somewhere on this roster. 

Frank Isola talks about the Cavs' latest loss to the Knicks, why you can't overreact with the Cavs, the importance of the playoffs for Donovan Mitchell and the rest of this roster, how close this Cavs team is to being a championship contender and LeBron's comments after reaching the 40,000 point mark.

Jonathan and Daryl discuss the Cavs' recent play and what it means for this team moving forward. 

Jonathan and Daryl discuss the Cavs' lack of physicality in the loss to the Knicks and why this team isn't intimidating anyone. 

Jonathan and Daryl discuss who this Cavs team really is and whether they're a more tough team than last postseason. 

Brian Mahoney talks about who this Cavs team really is, the combination of Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland, whether this team is built to fare differently in the playoffs this season, Mitchell's future beyond this season, which matchup the Cavs would not want in the first round and other top storylines around the NBA.

Nick talks about who this real Cavs team is following the most recent loss to the Bulls. 

Adam Amin talks about the Cavs' loss to the Bulls, the up-and-down nature of this Cavs team to this point in the season, factors that separate the top teams in the league right now, the NBA's possible consideration of eliminating the defensive three-second violation and more.

Nick talks about the somewhat worrisome play that the Cavs have displayed since the All-Star break. 

Nick and Danny talk about whether the Cavs have rebounded following the win over the Mavericks. 

Nick talks about the significance of this Cavs win and the continued struggles for Darius Garland.