The Cleveland Sports Hour

The Cavs are still champions (circa 2016) and the Warriors still blew a 3-1 lead and other timeless facts pondered by Matty & Patty, champions emeritus.

Cavs drop Game 2 in what was either a demoralizing or an encouraging blowout loss. Can't it be both?

Game 1 of the most anticipated NBA Finals matchup in decades is in the books and it was... underwhelming. To have a chance, the Cavs needed to win in 5 key facets of the game -- and they won absolutely none of them. Man, if we weren't already champions, this would be hard to stomach.

It's here. Part III. The principal players from the first two rounds return, but the teams are completely different. Matty & Patty analyze what makes this year so different and what the Cavs must do to accomplish the impossible. (Again.)

We got so mad about the Cavs lately that we were late to our own Tribe season preview -- and why Patty is in love with Jose Ramirez. And although the Cavs stomped all over the Celtics this week, we are not far removed from some very troubling signs. Is it time to be worried about the Cavs yet?

When Matty & Patty last spoke, the Cavs were basking in the afterglow of their Christmas Day triumph over the Warriors. Patty's been kind of out of it since then. What did he miss?

Kyrie is a cold blooded killer who doesn't have time for your tired narratives and moving goal posts. He's too busy slaying giants. Matty & Patty break down the state of the Cavs after their Christmas Day triumph, plus look back on that heartbreaking World Series Game 7.

It's a Special Matty & Patty Double Feature! A Tribe World Series Preview and a Cavs Title Defense Season Preview in the same episode! On Tuesday night, the Indians open the World Series at The Jake while across the pavilion the Cavs host their Championship Ring Ceremony at The Q before their season opener vs. the Knicks

The Indians won the pennant! Less than 4 months after the Cavs ended Cleveland's 52 year championship drought, the Tribe won the AL Central and now face Boston in the ALDS. Matty & Patty are back from their Cavs Summer Vacation and stand poised to preview the playoffs and debate whether this team may even be as likable as the 1995 mashers.

Hell, we're not done talking about the Finals. It feels so good. But we suppose we can spend some time talking about NBA free agency and the Cavs offseason. Also, the Indians are playing some passable baseball lately.

The Drive. The Fumble. The Shot. Jose Mesa. None of that matters anymore. It can't hurt us. Because Cleveland just won the greatest NBA Championship ever. We are The City of Champions. Join Matty & Patty for an extra special Championship Edition of the Cleveland Sports Hour(s) as we celebrate an unbelievable night

With the Cavs one win away from ending 52 years of sad endings, Matty & Patty are walking the fine edge of exhilaration and terror. Will it break them? Only one way to find out.

We aren't ashamed to admit it: We wrote the Cavs off as dead in the water. But it turns out, they were only mostly dead. Can Miracle Max conjure up another miracle? Matty & Patty investigate.

This is a familiar feeling. From world conquering confidence to the depths of despair, join Matty & Patty for a joint therapy session.

The Cavs tried really hard in Game 1, came back from a 14 point deficit to take the lead... and still lost by 16 points. Is it time to despair, or is there more to solving the Warriors than just playing hard? Matty & Patty preview Game 2 of the NBA Finals.

The Cavs are back in the NBA Finals and pretty much no one is giving them a chance. But this is a different squad than the one that faced off against the Warriors last year. Matty & Patty break down what the Cavs need to do to end 52 years of heartbreak in Cleveland and how to cope with your own building sense of dread.

Your long week without Cavs basketball is over. No longer will you have to fill that fan void with Richard Jefferson’s Snapchat account. We have actual basketball games against Velociraptors! Join Matty & Patty as we say goodbye to the Hawks and preview the Eastern Conference Finals against Toronto.

Matty & Patty are here to tell you it's time to have that talk, about the Hawks and the Cavaliers. The Cavs dispatched the Pistons and now they have a rematch with the Hawks. Plus, the Browns Moneyball squad had their first draft!

It’s been a long, weird, frustrating six months, but the real season is finally here. Matty and Patty are ready for it. Are the Cavs?

Tribe Opening Week has Matty & Patty feeling nostalgic for the 1990s Indians teams, municipal stadium and Major League. Can 2016 bring us some more moments of euphoria? Join us for a special Tribe episode of the Cleveland Sports Hour.

Another pod, another stretch of drama for the most frustrating first-place team in recent memory. Matty & Patty try to make sense of the Cavs, then distract themselves with talk of Opening Day for the Tribe next week! Oh, and the Browns have a new QB: How will they blow it this time? Catch the excitement!

So, the Cavs say goodbye to the Wild Thing, aka Sideshow Bob, aka Anderson Varejao... and all hell breaks loose. Are the Cavs title hopes completely over? Matty & Patty hunker down and find some reasons to hope.

The All-Star break for the One-All-Star-Only Cavs is winding up, which can only mean one thing: The NBA Trade Deadline is approaching. Matty & Patty take a look at last weekend's festivities, weigh in on likely deals for the Cavs, and wax poetic on the criminally underappreciated J.R. Smith. Also, the Browns & Tribe are apparently doing things!

Time to get that strut back in your step, Cavs fans, because your team is on a 5-game winning streak and finally look like the exciting team everyone has been waiting for. Matty & Patty break down Tyronn Lue's impact on the Cavs turnaround, what's behind Kevin Love's renaissance, Kyrie Irving & ball movement, plus why it matters that LeBron James is setting so many picks lately.

The Cavs players fired their coach and laid an egg... but Matty & Patty deliver. We say goodbye to our Fighter Pilot coach and welcome his assistant, the runner-up for the job a year ago, Tyronn Lue. What does this say about the Cavs, Blatt's tenure and whether Lue can put the Cavs back on Golden State & San Antonio's level? Matty & Patty dig in.