Hour 3: Should the Cavs intentionally lose games for the four seed? + Chris Fedor

The episode centers on the Cleveland Cavaliers' playoff seeding implications as they approach the final stretch of the regular season. Hosts JP and Nick debate whether the Cavs should intentionally lose games to secure a favorable playoff matchup, particularly to avoid facing Boston in the second round. While some fans and analysts suggest tanking for the four seed, the hosts and guest Chris Fedor express skepticism, emphasizing that the Cavs are not ready for the playoffs despite their current seeding. Fedor highlights the team's lack of playoff chemistry, defensive habits, and roster clarity compared to more experienced teams like Denver or Boston. He also discusses Jared Allen's ongoing knee issues, which could impact the Cavs' defensive versatility. The conversation underscores the irony of fans rooting for a loss for the team's benefit, with Fedor firmly rejecting the idea of intentional losing, stressing that the Cavs should focus on winning while managing their roster for postseason readiness. The segment blends humor, fan culture, and serious analysis, culminating in a broader discussion about NBA scheduling reform and the emotional stakes of the final games.