LeBron has sat out the last two games . . . Saturday in Milwaukee and Monday night at home against San Antonio . . . with a cornucopia of banged-up parts, including a left quad bruise, a right ankle injury and a little back soreness. Thankfully, nothing serious though. With the three-day break in-between the San Antonio game and Friday's game in Philly, it was a convenient time to give LeBron some rest. He could pretty much shut himself down for an entire week, while missing just two (nondescript) games. So, the LeBron-less Cavs got a shot to show what they could do. But before we get to that, here are a few statistics we dug up regarding life without LeBron.

The Indians are now well into their second year of operations in their new state of the art Player Development Complex located in Goodyear, Arizona. But while they are enjoying the comforts of their new digs in Arizona these days, how are things these days at the facility and city they once called home in Winter Haven, FL during the spring for 16 years from 1993-2008? Tony tells us in his latest.

Talk about a noisy withdrawal. Former Cleveland Browns quarterback Derek Anderson was sent packing by the team on Tuesday and he let the door hit him in the ass on the way out. In an email to the Lake County News-Herald, Anderson unloaded a few years worth of frustration by dumping not on the team that won’t be paying him nearly $10 million for the 2010 season but the fans who suffered through one awful performance after another for the last two seasons. Anderson has since apologized, more or less. He now says he was just speaking out of frustration. Really?

Here is the next group of prospects in the 2010 Indians Top 50 Prospect Countdown here on TheClevelandFan.com and SportsTimeOhio.com. And we're starting to get down to the nitty gritty. Featured in this quintet are three highly regarded international free agents the team has signed and also one of the key cogs recieved in the Cliff Lee trade from last fall.