There is a line out there somewhere for the Cavaliers. And Papa Cass doesn't know how close they are to it. It's the line where a streak becomes a trend, where you stop wondering when they are going to pull out of their funk and start worrying that this is the real-deal team. The Cavs are 27-21 and still very much in the hunt for the best record in the dry-twig-brittle Eastern Conference. But you'd never know it to look at them. In his latest, Cassano proposed five bold changes that could help spark this Cavalier team.

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Most of us learn pretty early on that life is rarely fair. After we accept that, we do our best to put ourselves in situations where we can succeed. But sometimes, even then, we don

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On a day when the bitter cold caused every part of you to go numb within seconds, the Detroit Pistons similarly caused the Cavs (and a sellout crowd at Quicken Loans Arena) to go numb, beating Cleveland 90-78. The high point of the game for Cleveland came with about seven minutes remaining in the first quarter, when a Larry Hughes jumper gave the Cavs a 9-5 lead. It was all more or less downhill from there. John relives the horror.

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Charlotte was hot, having won 8 of 11. The Cavs have been perpetually terrible in back to back games. There was reason to worry last night. However, the Cavs took care of those worries, dominating the Bobcats from start to finish in a 101-81 win. John Hnat was there live, and checks in thies morning to recap the game and tell us about the start of The Walter Herrmann Era. Huh? Read on ...

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