King James Gossip, a Cleveland Cavaliers Podcast

While Joe Brett continues to be in Ecuador, Doug Patrick is joined by Sports Illustrated's Ben Golliver. On the episode, Ben and Doug discuss the Cavs' 30.5 win over/under, what Ben thought of the Kevin Love extension and what he thinks about Rodney Hood currently, if Coach Lue is a good coach, if there's any Cav on the roster he's particularly excited about, any retrospective thoughts on the Kyrie deal, and how Kolby Altman is doing as a GM. This episode is jam-packed - you won't want to miss it.
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While co-host Joe Brett is abroad in Ecuador, Doug Patrick is joined by King James Gospel's site co-expert Nathan Bieghle (@NathanBieghle_). The guys talk about potential Cavs starting lineups for the next year, how some of the young Cavs could develop, and the new identity this Cleveland team could have. At the end, they rank the East's top teams and you won't want to miss it.
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On today's episode, Doug Patrick and Joe Brett discuss King James Gospel's co-expert Nathan Beighle's article in which he ranks the 5 most likely Cavaliers players to be traded. Then, they move onto talking about over/unders around the league including the Celtics, Rockets, and Lakers. Finally, they end by making way-too-early MVP predictions. It's the dog days of the NBA, but that doesn't mean there still isn't basketball to be talked about!
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On today's episode, co-hosts Doug Patrick and Joe Brett are joined by fellow King James Gospel contributor, Dan Gilinsky (@ArmchairQBDan). They discuss potential moves for the next offseason, focusing on a Tobias Harris deal. They also talk about how Collin Sexton could win Rookie of the Year and what an optimized season for him looks like. Finally, they predict who on this Cavs roster (besides Kevin Love) will become an All-Star first.
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On today's episode, Doug Patrick and Joe Brett discuss a potential Hassan Whiteside deal (0:37), if Kevin Love is a top 5 player in the East (14:54), the newly released NBA schedule (30:10), and the recent acquisition of Isaiah Taylor (39:11). The NBA season is two months away, but that doesn't mean the King James Gospel doesn't have lots to talk about!
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On today's episode, Doug Patrick and Joe Brett take over the podcast. They discuss the recent signings of David Nwaba and Sam Dekker and fantasize about some lineups next season. Then, at around the 19:35 mark, they ask some questions about the upcoming Cavs season: will they make the playoffs? Will Kevin Love look like he did in Minnesota? Who do we think on this Cavs roster will have a breakout year? How safe is Coach Lue's job? Will Tristan Thompson be starting at the end of the year? And how do we feel about Jordan Clarkson?

Like usual, we broke down the Cavs last week of games. The Cavs won all four of their games this past week, ending the week with an impressive win over the Toronto Raptors. With wins over the Hornets, Pelicans, and Mavs, we dissect each of the Cavaliers four wins. Following that, we hit our hot topics. Our first hot topic is the Cavaliers and their rotational. The Cavaliers have had an interesting rotation with an array of injuries giving different players big minutes. Jeff Green, who went from virtually out of the rotation to starting and playing a few games of 40+ minutes, is just one example of how the Cavs sporadic rotation has been influencing their personnel. After that detailed discussion, we look deeper into what a Kawhi Leonard trade would look like. Should the team trade the Brooklyn Nets first-round pick for the injured superstar? There are quite a bit of factors that go into it and if the Cavs even have the assets is a huge question mark also. Kawhi trade scenarios are the last of our hot topics. From there, we pick up our fact-or-fiction segment. With four questions, be sure to let us know if you got them all correct without looking them up. Before ending our sixteenth episode, we take a look at the next slate of games for the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Cavs end their season with two games against New York and then a game each against the Wizards and 76ers.

We started like we usually do and broke down the last few weeks of games. We recorded this prior to LeBron's 41-point game against the Hornets. We started with the Cavs first win against the Bulls. They then rattled off four more wins including one against the No. 1 Eastern Conference team, the Toronto Raptors. Hear our breakdown of those and a bit extra about the Cavs discouraging loss to the Heat. We then went into our first of our two hot topics. The first topic was regarding LeBron James and his MVP case. We looked at former MVP's, the likelihood of James' winning MVP, and why it is James Harden's to lose. This quick segment provided all you needed to know regarding the MVP and our predictions for MVP. The second hot topic was about the Cavs final stretch of games. The Eastern Conference playoff seeding was also mentioned. That could have a huge impact on the Cavs. The rotation is the other part that was mentioned in detailed. How can't we figure out a consistent rotation? Are injuries to blame or is the coaching? Following our hot topics, we got into our fact or fiction segment. With four difficult questions, be sure to comment if you were able to get them all (without cheating)! Next up were our preview and picks. We have three games this week. All home games, the Cavs should use their 25-11 home record to boost their confidence for this last stretch of games.

In the next two weeks, Kevin Love will return for the Cleveland Cavaliers, and our most recent KJG episode, we look at how that will impact the Cavs. On the latest episode of King James Gossip, among other things, we take a deep dive into how Kevin Love's imminent return will impact the Cleveland Cavaliers. Will his addition be a pleasant one or will it just cause more mayhem in Cleveland?

The Cleveland Cavaliers still have several things to figure out and at the forefront of that list is their rotation and who will both start and play in the final minutes. In King James Gossip's thirteenth episode, we welcome back contributor Dan Gilinsky. Along with being re-joined by Dan, we were able to dive into a controversial topic-- who should play in clutch time for the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Cleveland Cavaliers have seen success with their retooled roster. Whether it's sustainable or not is still in question, but either way, this is now the roster that the Cavs have to deal with. There's no getting away or trading; this is the roster that LeBron James must take to the promise land.