The Roundtable: Could Brown Be Hot Seat Bound?

The 2007 playoffs have begun for the Cavaliers. The Cavaliers got a huge break this past Wednesday when the Bulls lost, and the good fortune meant that the Cavaliers ended up with the #2 seed and as much of a cakewalk as any #2 seed in some years has seen to get to the Conference Finals. But, if the Cavaliers fail to meet those expectations, could coach Mike Brown find himself on the hot seat? TheClevelandFan.com writers opine...

Posted by Tony Lastoria Apr 21, 2007 7:00 PM

A Great Day To Be A Cavs Fan

Well ... that played out pretty nice! Cavs beat the Bucks. Bulls lose to the Nets. Wizards choke away a game against the Pacers. And the Cavs not only secured the #2 seed, but a first round matchup against the depleted Wizards. And avoid the Heat, Bulls, and Pistons until the East Finals! New contributor Nick Allburn checks in this morning to make sense of it all for us.

Posted by Nick Allburn Apr 18, 2007 7:00 PM

Cavs/Bucks - The Good, The Bad, & The Summary

It's playoff time bay-bee. And by now you should know where to come for your Cavs fix. To John Hnat. Hands down, the best Cavs coverage in existence ... print or internet. John recaps last nights HUGE win, looking at the good, the bad, and giving us the summary. He looks ahead to the playoffs. And quotes Swerbstrodaumus. Sunday, 12:30 ... The Q. It's on.

Posted by John Hnat Apr 18, 2007 7:00 PM

Hello, 2-seed

Thank you New Jersey Nets. Faced with the possibility of ending up with the #5 seed and opening with the defending NBA champion Miami Heat, the Cavaliers got a big break last night and ended up with the #2 seed. Cassano recaps on how things have gone from fatalistic with the #5 seed to very optimistic with the #2 seed. Also, how there will be big expectations for this team to make the EC Finals this year and more.

Posted by Erik Cassano Apr 18, 2007 7:00 PM

Cavs/Sixers - The Good, The Bad, & The Summary

The Cavs stayed alive in the race for the #2 seed last night, going on the road to Philly and knocking off the Sixers by a 98-92 count. In today's column, John recaps the win, examines five losses that killed the Cavs this year, and unloads on the schmuck ahead of him in line at Target that caused him to miss the first quarter. LETS GO NETS!

Posted by John Hnat Apr 17, 2007 7:00 PM

The Roundtable: Could Brown Be Hot Seat Bound?

A Great Day To Be A Cavs Fan

Cavs/Bucks - The Good, The Bad, & The Summary

Hello, 2-seed

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