Why the Cavs didn’t go after Giannis; can the Guardians find some offense? Terry’s Talkin’ podcast
In this week’s episode, Terry Pluto breaks down the Cavs' draft approach, and explains why there might not be much offensive help for the Guardians in the minors right now.
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