I took a ride downtown today for the sole purpose of having a look at the humungous banner of Lebron James across the street from the Q. Incredible. It’s a work of art. Well worth the effort. Might be the coolest piece of advertising I’ve ever seen in Cleveland. Go check it out.

It’ll be interesting to see how Reuben Droughns’ running is affected by this.

Guard Mike Pucillo is primed to start for guard Cosey Coleman if needed. Coleman, who suffered a sprained knee against Tennessee, sat out practice Wednesday and is listed as doubtful.

Am I right in thinking this is the first major change in the offensive line all year? If the Browns are to make the playoffs in the next few years, this kind of change has to be seamless.

Last night’s crushing of the Sonics at The Q was the Cavs third victory, and all three have been methodical, systematic, destructions. That is a big step for the Cavs.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but it seems like when the Cavs won a game in the last few years, it was because of a big flashy performance, or a close game that pivoted on a big play, big shot, big defensive stand. The Cavs first three victories of the season are studies in total, unassuming, domination. They are becoming a machine. Their losses, road games against the Spurs and Grizzlies, were largely because they shot poorly, played bad defense, and didn’t bring enough energy. All symptoms of a team still trying to gel.

It will be interesting to see how they play against the Grizzlies at home on Friday. I’m gonna guess that the machine shows up.