VERY SHORT POD... the subject of which is "how can we keep Ty Jerome?". This is solely a discussion on the cap mechanics and the market.

Fear the 'Fro recaps the Cavs first loss of the season, but the takeaways are surprisingly optimistic. Jayson Tatum and the C's were blistering from outside the arc, and Darius struggled mightily, but the Cavaliers nearly pulled off the impossible, falling just short of completing a massive comeback. The audio mailbag is featured prominently in this pod.

Fear the 'Fro is back in anticipation of the biggest game of the season to date. The 15-0 Cavs will resume in-season tournament play vs. the defending champion Boston Celtics, in the first showdown between Eastern Conference title hopefuls. Jake Issenberg, of the Celtics podcast "First to the Floor" joins the podcast to discuss the Celtics 11-3 start, and share his thoughts on our Cavaliers. Thanks for listening as we approach episode 200!

Fear the 'Fro is back with a full recap of the 15th win. Bob Schmidt, of Fox Sports Radio, covers yet another big win as Cleveland heads to Boston for a Tuesday matchup with the Celtics, unmarred by the stench of defeat.

THIS IS NOT A REAL POD. This is solely to maintain a streak of uninterrupted pods after victory. I cannot be responsible if the Cavs fall to the Hornets tonight. Please indulge my paranoia, but don't commit any time to this podcast. Full episodes return after tonight's game.

A Baker's Dozen! The Fear the 'Fro pod revels in the majesty of our 13th straight win. Darius and Donovan impose their will in the second half, and despite an eruption from Jared McCain for the the Sixers, the veterans were too much for Philly to prevail. Bob Schmidt, of Fox Sports Radio, breaks down the game, the state of national discourse, and we hit the audio mailbag.

Fear the 'Fro does the rare pregame pod as Bob is joined by Sean Brace, of Fox Sports The Gambler in Philadelphia to preview the Cavs-76ers matchup.

Fear the 'Fro celebrates the ongoing streak, which now reaches 12 games, as the Cavs held off the Bulls behind an unconventional Kenny small ball lineup, some clutch buckets from DG to add to the resume, and a lot of Donovan in the 1st.