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About Last Night: 2 Cavs Gone, Sorsby Backs Down & Kawhi Back in the 6
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- Jul 1, 2026
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- 622
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Summary
Ken and Lima debate the Cavs' free agency losses, with producer John arguing Keon Ellis is the bigger loss since the Cavs traded for him and never got to see him developed, while Ken counters that Dean Wade's defense and starter reps make him more irreplaceable, especially if LeBron and Jaylen Brown don't materialize. The hosts also dig into Brendan Sorsby's statement that he'll skip legal action and focus on the 2027 draft, questioning whether he should instead play JUCO ball this year to stay sharp, and joke about him becoming a gambling analyst given his new freedom to bet on college football. They close by speculating where LeBron's first Cleveland appearance might be if he re-signs, tossing around ideas like a Guardians game or a Swensons drive-in, before some unrelated banter about Swensons and stomach issues.