The trade deadline is behind us.  Cavs did nothing, but Bob Schmidt, of Fox Sports Radio, summarizes his feelings on all the trades made by other teams around the league before this weekend back-to-back set for the Cavaliers.

The Fear the 'Fro podcast begins with some talk of Lebron breaking the NBA's all-time scoring record, and a look back at one of Bob's earlier Lebron stanning moments.  Then we get into the Cavs win streak reaching 4 games with a 28-point win over the Pistons.  We talk Raul Neto, Kyrie's arrival in Dallas, and some last minute thoughts on Kevin Love's future with the Cavs prior to the Thursday NBA trade deadline.

(0:00) Lebron Breaks the All-Time Record 
(6:30) Cavs beat Pistons
(17:57) Kyrie's Introductory Press Conference in Dallas
(24:09) Lakers trade Russ & do we need to do the same with Love?

What's not to love this week?  The Cavs are racing towards the All-Star break on a winning streak with a favorable schedule.  The trade deadline is coming up on Thursday, and Bob Schmidt, of Fox Sports Radio, is joined by Bryce Simon, of the Pistons Pulse, to talk the Cavs/Pistons matchup, the trade market in Detroit, and some Kyrie aftermath. 

The Isaac Okoro ascension CANNOT BE STOPPED.  Fear the 'Fro is back after a convincing win over the Pacers, as we got big performances from everyone not named Donovan Mitchell.  Is Caris Levert movable given the recent strong bench play?  And Kyrie has got his wish, being traded to Dallas in a deal that will see him join forces with Luka Doncic.  Bob Schmidt, voice of Fox Sports Radio, reacts to it all.

(0:00) Cavs defeat the Pacers, Okoro & the bench shine
(19:14) Kyrie traded to the Mavs, Bob reacts

Bob Schmidt, of Fear the 'Fro is back, as the Cavs roll the Grizzlies at home.  Dillon Brooks and Donovan Mitchell were both ejected after a cheap shot to the groin of the Cavs superstar.  Darius Garland explodes for 32 points, Osman shines off the bench (21), and the Cavaliers humble the reeling Grizzlies, as they put on a defensive clinic on TNT.

Bob Schmidt, of Fox Sports Radio, is back after a tough loss to the Heat, where the Cavs failed to execute late.  Caleb Martin had an Osman-esque night, and Jimmy and Bam led the way for the Heat.  Bob makes his All-Star reserve predictions, and responds to a question about JB Bickerstaff's future.  Plus we ride for Lebron's uncalled foul.  Mount up.

Bob Schmidt, of Fox Sports Radio, is joined by Danny Marang, host and founder of the Jacked Ramsays, the Portland Trailblazers podcast of record, to talk about the rumors of Cleveland's interest in acquiring Josh Hart.  They discuss what players are being shopped in Portland, what their objectives are, and the viability of a Hart to Cleveland scenario.  

DISCLAIMER:  THIS IS A SPECIAL 'FRO EPISODE WHICH DOESN'T COVER THE CLIPPERS GAME.  I'm making it a standalone pod so Blazers fans don't have to sift through my dick jokes  to arrive at the relevant conversation.

The Cavs and Clippers revisit one of the more painful Cleveland losses this year.  Bob Schmidt, of Fox Sports Radio, talks with Adam Ausland, the pre and postgame host of the LA Clippers Radio Network, about what to expect, our issues with the NBA All-Star starter vote, Daryl Morey crying about Joel Embiid, and the Shai for PG trade viewed with the benefit of hindsight.

Fear the 'Fro is back in the win column, as Darius Garland, Evan Mobley, and the Cavs made short work of the Houston Rockets in a 113-95 win.  Jalen Green was held to 6 points, Drippy Dean scored 15, and the Cavs put together a complete effort in the win.  James Dolan is doing press to justify his facial recognition technology being used to ban lawyers, and the NBA All-Star starters are announced.  Plus, a special tribute to the Houston Rockets quest for Victor Wembanyama.

Julius Randle, of the New York Knicks, drops 17 first-quarter points on the Cavs, on the way to a 105-103 victory.  After a quiet first half, Donovan Mitchell, takes over the 4th, but the Cavs miss two chances to tie the game on the final possession.  Bob Schmidt, of Fox Sports Radio, discusses what went wrong (the bench), what went right (the starters), and the Lakers acquisition of Rui Hachimura.  Is trade season in full swing?