Cavs Talk

Cavs Talk

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Cavs Talk episodes

  • Episode 4: Cavs > Nets

    In this episode, Kyle and Mark are joined by Zach Weiss of Across the Cavs, a podcast within the Across the Board brand. We discuss the Cavs' recent wins, including a season series sweep of the Brooklyn Nets; the recent trades the team has been involved in (the Rockets-Nets trade and unloading KPJ); whether or not the front office should prepare for a playoff push; and if anyone should be on the trade block in the coming months.


    Check out Zach Weiss and Across the Cavs on Twitter at @AcrossCavs!

    25 min
  • Episode 3: Early Season Reactions

    Mark and Kyle discuss the first five games of the Cavaliers season - their hot start, recent losses and numerous injuries. They also make their win total predictions for the 72-game season ahead.

    19 min
  • Episode 1: 2020 NBA Draft Discussion

    In the first episode of the season, Kyle and Mark discuss their preferences for the Cavaliers as the NBA Draft approaches. They discuss their differing opinions on LaMelo Ball, where they would rank certain prospects, and more!

    32 min
  • @Magic: Season Opener Preview

    In this short podcast, Andrew and Kyle talk about the upcoming season opener against the Magic. We discuss starting lineups, keys to the game, players to watch, and Andrew makes his first "lock of the day" pick. Like, comment and subscribe!

    20 min
  • 2019-20 Season Preview: For the Cavaliers and For Us

    This is our inaugural episode - we're really excited to be getting into podcasting, and only seven years too late! 

    In this episode, we discuss the passing of Fred McLeod, the Cavaliers rookie class, analytics, waivers, pre-season, gambling, and our predictions for the season opener.

    Like, comment and smash that subscribe button. We'll be here all season long.

    55 min

About Cavs Talk

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The most electric Cleveland Cavaliers podcast out there. Hosted by Kyle Murray and Mark Canterbury.