Justin Lada: Travis Bazzana has the best skill-set to hit leadoff; I'm not sure why they're waiting other than not wanting to throw too much at him

Hour 1: The Cavs quit, that's the most disappointing part + Kenny Atkinson stays + How much do you blame Kenny Atkinson? + How much did Mitchell and Hardens support for Kenny Atkinson help him?

Nick Pedone in for Jake Vulinec Tuesday night recapping the Cleveland Cavaliers conference finals fail. Kenny Atkinson is seemingly safe according to reports, but do you still blame him for what happened? Plus we saw that Donovan Mitchell and James Harden openly supported the head coach -- Did that help Atkinson at all?

Hour 2: Greg Swartz + Will James Harden return to the Cavaliers? + The saga of awful quotes that have come out of the Cavs ECF run

Nick Pedone in for Jake Vulinec tonight -- reacting to the Cavaliers Eastern Conference Final's loss with the help from Bleacher Reports own, Greg Swartz. Nick also covers whether James Harden will end up back in Cleveland next season and his awful quote after their Game 4 loss to the New York Knicks.

Greg Swartz On The Cavaliers Collapse: "If the Cavs would have fired Kenny Atkinson, I wouldn't have blinked an eye."

Nick Pedone is joined by Bleacher Report’s Greg Swartz to break down the Cavs’ shocking collapse against the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference Finals. After getting blown out in Game 1, Cleveland never recovered, and Greg explains why he believes the series exposed one of the worst coaching performances he’s seen in the NBA playoffs. The two discuss why Kenny Atkinson’s future should be under serious scrutiny, why Greg says he “wouldn’t have blinked an eye” if the Cavs moved on from him, and why the organization’s quick leak that Atkinson’s job is safe raised eyebrows around the league. Plus: what comes next for the Cavaliers? Nick and Greg dive into the future of the roster, potential changes this offseason, and whether this core is truly built to contend.

Spencer Davies: "Clearly something is hampering Donovan Mitchell whether he wants to admit it or not."

Jake Vulinec welcomes Spencer Davies to the show to break down the Cavaliers’ uphill battle heading into Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals. The wear and tear of a long playoff run is beginning to show for Cleveland, and despite Donovan Mitchell insisting otherwise, it’s clear something is limiting the Cavs star. With the series shifting and the pressure mounting, the guys discuss why Game 3 feels like a season-defining moment for Cleveland.

Hour 1: Someone explain how Game 2 was a Kenny Atkinson loss + Are the Cavs a likeable team? + The Station Buzz

Jake Vulinec tries to understand how anyone could pin Game 2 on Kenny Atkinson after another Cavaliers loss to the Knicks. Plus, Jake dives into a bigger-picture question surrounding this Cavs group: are they actually a likeable team, or are fans starting to turn on them during this playoff run? Plus of course -- The Station Buzz to highlight what's been going on throughout the day on 92.3