It was a mixed bag this week for the Cavs. During five games in seven nights: they whupped the Clippers, dropped an exhaustion game to the Jazz, blew a 19 points out of a 20 point lead to squeak by Dallas, dropped the Magic despite a 45 point night from Oladipo, and finally got their butts handed to them by the Heat on Saturday night. Ben Werth and I got in the podcast studio to discuss the week. A big topic of conversation was the coaching of Tyronn Lue and his defensive assistant Mike Longabardi: the rotations, the schemes, the sets, the timeouts and/or the lack thereof. The difficulty of coaching LeBron James and Kyrie Irving were topics of conversation, as was the problem of what to do with Kevin Love. We delved into many other topics: the Spurs and Warriors, the Kawhi/Curry MVP race. (I'll admit it was a bit of a Spurs love fest).We delved into our fears of Mark Jackson as Cavs' head coach as well as our fears of the Raptors and Heat. We discussed the nuances of the Triangle, and the media's ignorance of how it works, the motion offense, and why the Cavs should run the Hammer play when Kyrie dribbles into the corner.Here's a primer on the Triangle to go along with Ben's explanation, and here's the Hammer play out of San Antonio's Motion offense.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy