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Fear the 'Fro: A Cleveland Cavaliers Podcast
Fear the 'Fro: A Cleveland Cavaliers Podcast
Author: Bob Schmidt
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A Cleveland Cavs and NBA-centric basketball podcast from lifelong Cavaliers fan, Bob Schmidt. Reach Bob at bob@fropod.com, or @fearthefropod on Instagram, and X (Twitter).
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Three in a row! Ten of fourteen! The Cavs are trending up, and Fear the 'Fro celebrates an Evan Mobley gem in Sacramento followed by a complete team win in Orlando on a back-to-back. Then Bob explores the Most Improved Player award, and makes a case for where Jaylon Tyson should fall amongst the favorites.
Fear the 'Fro celebrates a win over LaMelo Ball and the Hornets. The Cavs dialed up the defense in an absolute rock fight. Plus, a programming announcement, and Bob takes up for Lebron after ESPN platforms some Buss family whining.
Jaylon Tyson ripped out the hearts of the Philadelphia 76ers on a career-high scoring night. And he was the only one. The young guys did big work in edging out Philadelphia on a game-sealing dunk by Evan Mobley. We celebrate and ransack the audio mailbag. Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/CWc3jYf26
TAKE THAT Joel Embiid! The Cavs pounded the Sixers and won by nearly 30, as Cleveland gave a complete effort with multiple bright spots, and one glaring negative... injuries. Bob breaks down the game, reacts to some fake trade rumors, and talks about the young Cavs on the rise.
Five players scoring 20 plus? That's a recipe for a bounce back win. The Cavs smoked the Wolves, as Garland carved up the defense, and 'Frobley didn't miss a shot at the rim. Sam Merrill did Sam Merrill things, and bigotry was snuffed out. Join Bob as he celebrates a big Saturday for the Cavs.
The Cavs held off the Pacers, and pushed their losing skid from 12 to 13. The stories of the night? Darius Garland, Jarrett Allen, Sam Merrill, and CPJ. Let's discuss. Then Bob appears on the Setting the Pace podcast to chat about the game and Pacers with the pod of record for the Indiana Pacers.
We got scorched by a two-way player. The Cavs dropped a home game against the Pistons, after giving up 47 points in the 2nd quarter. Despite some late game Donovan Mitchell heroics, it wasn't enough to overcome some great role player contributions from Daniss Jenkins and Javonte Green.
Get ready for a TRADE-A-PALOOZA. Mike Lucas (McNuggets), of The Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show, joins Bob Schmidt to talk trades. Some are terrible, some are profound, some are no brainers. But Fear the 'Fro has a Cavs trade with every single team in the Eastern Conference. Strap in.
Fear the 'Fro celebrates a glorious, magical night of Jarrett Allen dominance, Jaylon Tyson cooking, and CRAIG! Plus the first ever in-flight mailbag, and a personal announcement.
Bob Schmidt, of Fox Sports Radio, is back to recap a disappointing holiday weekend where the Cavs were bullied in 2 straight games. Has Jarrett Allen worn out his welcome in Cleveland? Fear the 'Fro gives you his take. Fill out the merch survey here:https://cavspod.com/survey/
Fear the 'Fro breaks down the Cavs win over the Hornets, as the Pelicans await on the back half of a back-to-back. De'Andre Hunter erupts, Sam Merrill returns, and DG carves up the Hornets defense to keep his positive momentum going.
We stink. Let's commiserate about where rock bottom is on the Fear the 'Fro podcast, with your host, Bob Schmidt.
The long layoff is almost over. Fear the 'Fro empties out the mailbag, lets the masses vent, and tries to put a positive spin on what COULD get better. Then we talk about Giannis trade rumors. PLUS... two songs and spotify wrapped results (comes with a contest).
It's been a week. But the Cavs are back in the win column, after making short work of the Pacers. Donovan Mitchell exploded with another 40-point effort, and Jaylon Tyson played perhaps the best game he's ever played. Bob Schmidt, of Fox Sports Radio, breaks down the recent woes, empties the mailbag, and talks the state of the Cavs.
Zubac got his, but the Cavs handled the Clippers with relative ease to close out the home stand. Donovan Mitchell had another incredible game, as he achieved some history from outside the arc in the process. Bob delivers a recap of the weekend, and leaves you with a song which will surely be the conclusion to a feud. Right? CHALLENGE ISSUED.
The Cavs struggled with their shooting and free throws in a loss to the Houston Rockets. We re-assess where we're at with the Evan Mobley leap year, and the continued impact of Nae'Qwan Tomlin and Craig Porter Jr. And then... the Junkyard Pod attacks my integrity. Slander will not go unanswered.
Fear the 'Fro kicks off the week celebrating wins, and leaning into podcast feuds. Bob Schmidt, of Fox Sports Radio, breaks down their win over the Grizzlies, and then addresses the ongoing assault upon the sanctity of "The Road to 301" from the Junkyard Pod.(0:00) Cavs Vs. Grizzlies And The Return Of The Defense(15:58) The Junkyard Pod: My Rebuttal
CRAIG. PORTER. JR. What a game! The Victory Cigar Lineup ended up salvaging this game in the 4th quarter. Craig Porter Jr. had a career-defining performance, while Jarrett Allen hung 30 on the Heat, and the Cavs pulled away late to shock Miami on the front end of a back-to-back. Bob Schmidt, of Fox Sports Radio, breaks it all down.Join The Discord: https://discord.gg/gSaj9Wn66
Fear the 'Fro celebrates the rise of Jaylon Tyson, and the Cavs climbing back to the top of the Eastern Conference, and the ascent of the role guys. Then Bob discusses some slanderous cowards who have sullied the Cavs podcast of record, and more specifically the sound board. WE RIDE AT DAWN 'FRO FAITHFUL!
Fear the 'Fro celebrates the Cavs victory over the Sixers, as Donovan Mitchell gives us another MVP-level scoring display. Multiple players stepped up including Jarrett Allen and Sam Merrill, fresh off the injury report. Sophomore Jaylon Tyson put forth another strong outing, and the Cavaliers offense showed glimpses of it's once dominant form.





















