Tyronn Lue made an interesting observation in his first game as head coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
CLEVELAND— The Cleveland Cavaliers have completed just over half of their regular-season schedule as of Saturday night, falling in the latest contest to the Chicago Bulls, 96-83.
Amidst the 42 games they’ve finished, the team, collectively, has run for miles and miles up and down the floor for up to 48 minutes an evening.
Yet, in his debut as the head coach of the Cavaliers, Tyronn Lue noticed something he shouldn’t have about a group of individuals that make their living by elevating their heart rates.