I like the idea of trying to get as many of Nae’Qwan Tomlin’s minutes with Darius Garland as possible. Tomlin’s cutting pairs well with Garland’s ability to get inside and create.

Once again, things are bad when you’ve pushed Tony to the breaking point.

The Cavs' inability to defend in transition cost them in Atlanta. Here's a look at that and more in our 12 stats to explain the loss to the Hawks. (✍️: Jackson Flickinger) fearthesword.com/cavs-analysis/…

The Lonzo Ball experience hasn't gone as planned. I talked about that and more in my 12 stats to explain the Cavs' most recent loss. fearthesword.com/cavs-analysis/…

Ohio State has consistently looked like a different team against Michigan than who they were all season for five straight years now. I truly don’t get it.

Ohio State is completely dominating the line of scrimmage at a snowy big house. All is right again in the world.

Brutus is a menace. He can’t be stopped.

Having your best player inbound the ball with 0.6 seconds left certainly isn't something you HAD to do.

Yikes

This is what I think of anytime your best player is inbounding the ball late.

Donovan Mitchell did not speak to reporters following Cleveland's loss. That's rare. As Jaylon Tyson did interviews, Mitchell sat in his corner locker, either scrolling through his phone or staring ahead.

More: “I feel like teams want it more than us”

The Cavs have been telling us who they are for the first 21 games of the season. It might be time for us to start listening. Link: fearthesword.com/cavs-analysis/…

Jaylon Tyson said the right thing, but that message needed to come from somebody else (Corey Walsh) fearthesword.com/cavs-analysis/…

It’s time for the #Cavs to get uncomfortable, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. My column on unfamiliar territory for Cleveland this early in an NBA season: clutchpoints.com/nba/cleveland-…

Great stuff from Spencer! This is well worth a read.

Jaylon Tyson called out the team’s hustle yesterday and then followed it up with his best performance of the season a day later. You can’t help but impressed with how he’s grown as a player and teammate.