After a day of reflection and praise for LeBron’s performance in Madison Square Garden the other night, we decided to do a podcast in which we….rip LeBron a new one? Well, kind of. Craig, Rick, and I discuss all things Cavaliers, including taking a look at the hidden negatives of LeBron’s 52 point triple-double. We talk about the Cavs’ offense, the futures of Wally Szczerbiak, JJ Hickson, and Anderson Varejao, and we discuss whether we would trade LeBron’s future for just one Championship now.
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Former Indian Bert Blyleven belong in the Hall of Fame, yet insn’t. He is being inducted into a psuedo-Hall though: http://morehardball.blogspot.com/2009/02/hardball-heroes-bert-blyleven.html
Nice job guys. I had to turn off the NY game because I couldn’t take “LeBrondribble” any more. This team will never win a championship with that offense. It’s great that LeBron put up a game for the ages, but it would have meant jack if the Cavs had lost. Which they nearly did.
Hopefully when DWest comes back they’ll get back to playing the right way.
Is there an URL you can get this podcast at? I’d like to be able to download it with a podcast program and listen to it offline.
Mike, it is supposed to be available through I-Tunes, though I haven’t checked there lately.
Good podcast.
The iTunes auto-update worked just fine, podcast showed up this morning.
Great podcast. Did anyone hear that Lebron’s triple double was taken away today?
Not sure why, but the podcast cuts off at 8:20 for me, right in the middle of a sentence.