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From the monthly archives:

October 2005

Notes from the preseason

October 31, 2005

Eric Snow is going to start at PG.  As I explained in my Sunday column, Snow is gets the edge because he’s a better defender and Mike Brown always thinks defense first.  But I expect him to split minutes with Damon Jones, almost evenly.
Injuries and a new system will mean a slow start.  After starting [...]

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We’re having technical difficulties

October 25, 2005

I’m sorry for not posting in a few days.  I will not take the blame, there seems to be some issues with this site’s host.  Hopefully things will be back to normal very soon, I have some good stuff to share.

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Good Night, Hal

October 18, 2005

Cleveland sports lost a great one today, when Hal Lebovitz passed away.   He was 89.
I’m not sure how many of you will know who Hal is, he’s been semi-retired for some time.  He was one of the greatest sportswriters ever to work in Cleveland and a member of the writer’s wing of the Baseball Hall [...]

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An October Saturday at the Bradley Center

October 16, 2005

Nothing like a second night of a preseason back-to-back sans LeBron to incite a little boredom.  So how did the Cavs kill the time before they played a meaningless game Saturday?  They watched football, of course.
Well, let me correct that.  They illegally watched football.  In the locker room before the game they were supposed to [...]

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LeBron update

October 13, 2005

I assume that many fans are concerned about LeBron James and there’s good reason.  Tuesday night it seemed as if LeBron could play but was just sitting out because it was a preseason game.  Then, Wednesday he told us the pain was bad and there was no way he could play.  Then Thursday we learn [...]

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Sunday comics

October 9, 2005

For the first time in training camp, I got a chance to see the guts of a practice today.  Let me just say that Mike Brown is an INTENSE coach.
He’s out there running, constantly coaching, personally demonstating the way he wants things done. Extremely hands on and vocal.  He often stops things to make corrections.  [...]

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