I previewed the Cavaliers/Hawks game on the “Wine & Gold Podcast” on 12.30.09. I also recapped the Cavs win over the Hawks the night before. Brendan Bowers, from StepienRules.com joined me for a few minutes before he jumped on his plane to Chicago. Then I was joined by Bret LaGree from the Atlanta Hawks blog, [...]
Archive for December, 2009
EPISODE 7 : “Wine & Gold Podcast” Cavs/Hawks Pregame Show with Bret LaGree
Cavs Take Care Of Business In Atlanta, Beat Hawks, 95-84
The Cavaliers held the Atlanta Hawks scoreless for almost nine minutes on route to a 95 – 84 win last night in Atlanta. The sellout crowd of 20,150 in attendance set a new Philips Arena regular-season record, generating a playoff-like atmosphere. Too bad they couldn’t help the Hawks put the ball in the basket. LeBron [...]
Marshall Hangs On To Beat Ohio, 21-17 In Little Caesars Pizza Bowl
Martin Ward ran for two touchdowns and Andre Booker had a 58-yard punt return for a touchdown as Marshall held off Ohio 21 – 17 in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl . The game looked like it would be route when Ward’s 2-yard run put Marshall ahead 21-0 with 7:21 left in the first half. [...]
“W&G Podcast” : Cavaliers/Lakers Preview with Rey Moralde, The No Look Pass (Dec. 24, 2009)
Two reasons why December 25 was circled on my calendar this year. 1-Duh, it’s Christmas! And 2-The Cleveland Cavaliers take on the dreaded Los Angeles Lakers. And what better way to preview the Christmas Day matchup, than to speak with Rey Moralde from The No Look Pass. (I also did a email interview with Rey [...]
‘DSS’ Cleveland Indians All-2000s Team
With the end of year and decade approaching, we here at The Dugout Sports Show would like to present our “Cleveland Indians All-2000s Team”. After hours of stat studying and careful consideration, we put together the best seasons at each individual position. Enjoy! The Cleveland Indians were 816-804 during the decade, including 9-8 in the [...]
Mavs Snap Cavs Win Streak, 102-95
Rolling on a five game win streak, the Cleveland Cavaliers went down to Dallas to face a Mavericks team playing without their star player, Dirk Nowitzki. Easy win? Not exactly. The Cavaliers could not overcome the Dallas lead in the fourth quarter and they lose, 102 – 95. Tim Thomas, who took the spot in [...]
Cleveland Indians Non-Tender Three Players
Written By: Glenn S. Moore The Cleveland Indians yesterday announced the club will not tender 2010 Major League contracts to RHP ADAM MILLER, RHP ANTHONY REYES, and RHP JOSE VERAS. Reyes, Veras, and Miller are now free agents. The 40-man roster currently stands at 37 players. Miller, selected by the Indians in the 2003 MLB [...]
Life Without Turner Begins With a Loss For Buckeyes
Written By: Glenn S. Moore For the first time in sixteen years, a ranked, power-conference team dared to take on Butler on their home court in Hinkle Fieldhouse. In the end, two lessons were learned. One, the No. 20 Butler Bulldogs beat their first ranked opponent this season and for No. 15 Ohio State Buckeyes, [...]
LeBron Held In Check As Rockets Beat Cavs
By: Glenn S. Moore It’s really amazing what can happen in two days of NBA basketball. After five technical fouls, forty turnovers, and two loses, the Cavaliers go from riding a four game winning streak to losing two straight, including their most recent loss, in which the Houston Rockets put on a defensive clinic while [...]


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