Tim Alcorn (Cavs Radio PXP) joins the show to talk about the 14-game win streak, emergence of Ty Jerome, De'Andre Hunter's impact, and much more.

Happy 216 Day, Cleveland! A great time for a big announcement to be made.

The WNBA will be returning to Cleveland in 2028 as the Cleveland Rockers will likely be reinstated via expansion after 25 years of dormancy.

The franchise has not been a part of the league since 2003, but that is expected to change. Year round basketball in The Land? Oh yeah.

5-year Cleveland Rockers forward Chasity Melvin joined the show to talk all things Rockers, Cleveland, and the growth & evolution of women's basketball as a whole.From Caitlin Clark-Angel Reese to WNBA expansion, we dove into it all.Stop by for a a full discussion on how the gap between men and women's hoops has been being bridged.

With Darius Garland, Donovan Mitchell, and Evan Mobley representing the Cavs on both Saturday (3-Pt Shootout and Skills Challenge) and Sunday (All-Star Tournament), there will be no shortage of Cleveland representation in San Fran.

Today's episode was spent predicting the winners of each event.

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A full breakdown of all the trades from the 2025 trade deadline.

From Luka to LA, AD to Dallas, Fox to San Antonio, Jimmy Butler to the Warriors, and De'Andre Hunter to the Cavs... there was no shortage of exciting action.

Take a listen for a full recap of a wild day.

Historic NBA trade at 12:13 AM ET. The Mavericks and Lakers made sure to steal every single headline. A look at what the swap means and how this changes the landscape of the West.

Longtime Cleveland Guardians beat writer Zack Meisel joins the show to talk about the state of the Cleveland Guardians, the Cavaliers, & look ahead at what’s to come in the city.

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A pleasure to be joined by CJ Miles on the pod today.

We talked about his upbringing, his time in Cleveland, his time with Indy, and some of his favorite moments during his storied NBA career.

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THE CLEVELAND CAVALIERS WIN ONCE AGAIN.

Darius Garland and Jarrett Allen helped close the door. On a night where Donovan Mitchell missed 13 of his 16 shots, the team still found a way to make it happen.

32-4. Onwards. And. Upwards.

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The Cavs are 31-4. They have won 10 straight.

The Thunder are 30-5. They have won 15 straight.

The teams meet in Cleveland on Wednesday night, with this one being televised on ESPN. Only one can win.

Looking ahead at the matchup while recapping both both teams' victories on Sunday.