Fear The Links - Sunday 6/28

by Buckeye Brad on Jun 28, 2009 2:44 PM CDT in Fear The Links Comment 6 comments

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Brian Windhorst looks at free agency options for the Cavs.
Terry Pluto discusses the Cavs (along with the Browns and Indians) in his Sunday notes column.
Bill Livingston writes that Mike Brown will need to change the offense with Shaq on board and says that Cleveland doesn't usually see stars of his magnitude come to town.
Mary Schmitt Boyer writes about first-round pick Christian Eyenga's first visit to Cleveland.

Akron Beacon-Journal

Patrick McManamon looks at what Shaq bring to Cleveland and says the rewards of the trade are greater than the risks.
George Thomas profiles Christian Eyenga.

The News Herald

Bob Finnan says the Cavs will have a rock-star feel next year with Shaq and LeBron and also checks in with his NBA notes.

Columbus Dispatch

Michael Arace says trading for Shaq was a no-brainer for the Cavs.

Around The Internet

At TheClevelandFan, Sam Amico has some thoughts about the Cavs' draft while Erik Cassano, Nick Allburn, and Jerry Roche all write about Shaq coming to Cleveland.
At WaitingForNextYear, RockKing analyzes the Cavs' draft picks while Brendan looks at what we can expect from Danny Green and discusses what the Vince Carter trade does for the Magic.
Two other Cavs blogs have differing views of the draft: Amar Panchmatia says Danny Ferry screwed up while John Krolik thinks he made some smart moves.
Kelly Dwyer of Yahoo! Sports breaks down what Shaq could do for the Cavs next year.
Chad Ford at ESPN.com, Steve Kyler at HoopsWorld.com, and Scott Howard-Cooper at SI.com grade each team's draft.

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There aren't any risks

“Patrick McManamon looks at what Shaq bring to Cleveland and says the rewards of the trade are greater than the risks.”

Giving up nothing to get someone as good as Shaq is, even in his old age, is risk free. Except for injury of course and everyone has those risks.

by Cols714 on Jun 28, 2009 8:38 PM CDT reply actions

this isn’t exactly news, but it is an awesome cavs-related (as of thursday) link.

aside from his contributions on the court, i love shaq. one of my favorite athletes of all time.

by DontCallMeJoey on Jun 29, 2009 12:01 PM CDT reply actions

You’re right, he’s always been fun to watch. It’s going to be so awesome having him and LeBron on the same team. This team was fun to watch last year, I can’t imagine what it will be like this year. I’m pumped.

by Buckeye Brad on Jun 29, 2009 1:06 PM CDT up reply actions

NBA FREE ANGENCY

As a Fan of the Cleveland Cavs, Please Danny Ferry, wake – up and go get Trevor Ariza before the Houston Rockets get him. He can play defense, shoot the 3-ball, rebound and play the pick – in – roll and can defend all the top power forwards in the eastern conference. Most of all he’s young and he’s been tested & would complyment Lebron and Shaq, resigning Andy V, and having him play the power forward or center coming in off the bench, this could be best front line in Eastern Conference and possible NBA. Charlie Villanueva & Ron Artest have signed, this would be Cleveland’s best chance of winning a Title. Come On Danny……………………………. Step – Up ! Blacksilkys.

by blacksilkys on Jul 2, 2009 9:31 PM CDT reply actions

Cavs, Go get Trevor Arieza, Before it’s to late. Come – On Danny Ferry, Prove Yourself Worthy !

by blacksilkys on Jul 2, 2009 9:37 PM CDT up reply actions

Cavs, Free Agency For 2009 & 2010.

Danny Ferry, Sign Trevor Ariza, He’s young and can flat out Ball. Resign, Andy V. Wrap – Up Lebron next year and then go get Chris Bosh. Could = Multiple Championships in Cleveland Ohio. Lebron gets his Money & Fame, Management makes lots of Money and all of North Eastern Ohio gets a Champion in the Cavs for possible years to come.

by blacksilkys on Jul 2, 2009 9:53 PM CDT reply actions