The Best Deadline Deal Ever

As the NBA trade deadline looms, Papa Cass takes a second to look back at what some writers have called the greatest NBA deadline deal ever. The trade that was the Cavs send Kevin Johnson, Tyrone Corbin, Mark West, and draft picks to the Phoenix Suns for Larry Nance and Mike Sanders. The deal benefitted both teams greatly, morphing both into top tier contenders for half a decade. Stay tuned to The Cleveland Fan for all the latest on any moves the Cavs make before this week's trade deadline.

Posted by Erik Cassano Feb 19, 2007 7:00 PM

Of Questionable Strategy

As the Cleveland Cavaliers approach the All Star break, they are on pace to win 48 games, two less than last year. Presumably, if the chat boards and sports talk shows are any gauge, this would be a major disappointment. But the real question is whether this disappointment is based on unreasonable self-inflicted high expectations or if it objectively indicates a step back.

Posted by Gary Benz Feb 17, 2007 7:00 PM

All-Star Weekend

It's NBA All-Star Weekend, which climaxes with tonight's game on TNT at 8:30 PM EST. Last night was the Skills Challenge, Three Point Shootout, and Dunk Contest ... which Papa Cass tuned in for and recaps for us here today on The Blurbs. Cassano also opines on LeBron v. Wade, Charles Barkley's foot race and subsequent kiss on the mouth with the 67 year old Dick Bavetta, Damon Jones effort in the shootout, and the dunk contest in general in this, his latest.

Posted by Erik Cassano Feb 17, 2007 7:00 PM

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

Alright, an honest show of hands. Who made it up till 1:52 AM last night to watch the entire thrilling Cavalier 114-108 victory over the Lakers in La-La Land last night? I didn't. But luckily for me, and the readers of this website, John Hnat did. Per usual, John delivers a fantastic game recap for us this morning. On an exciting win that gives the Cavs momentum heading into the All-Star break.

Posted by John Hnat Feb 15, 2007 7:00 PM

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

This game was one of those that made you want to run to the drug store and buy some razor blades. For your wrists. While Hughes had arguably his best game of the season, and Varejao showed he just may be a starter, Hnat believes last night's game should have shown us (if we didn't already know it) that a point guard makes all the difference in the world. We need one, and the trade deadline is fast approaching. John Hnat reviews yesterdays tough loss.

Posted by John Hnat Feb 14, 2007 7:00 PM

The Best Deadline Deal Ever

Of Questionable Strategy

All-Star Weekend

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

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

More Articles...

cavs columns

The TCF Forums

blogroll