Cavaliers beat writer Bob Finnan and Sports Editor Mark Podolski talk NBA draft, including rumors of the Cavs trading up to the No. 2 spot for Florida's Bradley Beal, staying put at No. 4 and deciding between Harrison Barnes and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Ohio State's Jared Sullinger's possible slide, plus more.

A who's who of college standouts will converge on Chicago this week for the annual NBA draft combine where players will work out, be tested, measured and interviewed.

The media interviews are Thursday and Friday at the downtown Marriott. I'll be on hand for the interviews and provide stories each day on what the Cavs might do with their Nos. 4 and 24 picks in the first round.

I'll get to meet, interview and shoot video of the top prospects, as well as the Ohio State players Jared Sullinger and William Buford. I'll also keep my ears open for any juicy rumors floating around about the Cavs and their intentions for the draft and free agency.

It's also a great place to network with the national media on hand.

Player	College/Club
Quincy Acy	Baylor
Harrison Barnes	North Carolina
Will Barton	Memphis
Bradley Beal	Florida
J'Covan Brown	Texas
William Buford	Ohio State
Jae Crowder	Marquette
Jared Cunningham	Oregon State
Anthony Davis	Kentucky
Marcus Denmon	Missouri
Andre Drummond	Connecticut
Kim English	Missouri
Festus Ezeli	Vanderbilt
Evan Fournier	Poitiers (France)
Drew Gordon	New Mexico
Draymond Green	Michigan State
JaMychal Green	Alabama
Moe Harkless	St. John’s
John Henson	North Carolina
Tu Holloway	Xavier
Robbie Hummel	Purdue
Bernard James	Florida State
John Jenkins	Vanderbilt
Orlando Johnson	UC Santa Barbara
Darius Johnson-Odom	Marquette
Kevin Jones	West Virginia
Perry Jones	Baylor
Terrence Jones	Kentucky
Kris Joseph	Syracuse
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist	Kentucky
Doron Lamb	Kentucky
Jeremy Lamb	Connecticut
Meyers Leonard	Illinois
Damian Lillard	Weber State
Scott Machado	Iona
Kendall Marshall	North Carolina
Fab Melo	Syracuse
Khris Middleton	Texas A&M
Darius Miller	Kentucky
Quincy Miller	Baylor
Tony Mitchell	Alabama
Arnett Moultrie	Mississippi State
Kevin Murphy	Tennessee Tech
Andrew Nicholson	St. Bonaventure
Kyle O'Quinn	Norfolk State
Miles Plumlee	Duke
Austin Rivers	Duke
Thomas Robinson Kansas Terrence Ross Washington Mike Scott Virginia Henry Sims Georgetown Jared Sullinger Ohio State Jeff Taylor Vanderbilt Tyshawn Taylor Kansas Marquis Teague Kentucky Hollis Thompson Georgetown Dion Waiters Syracuse Royce White Iowa State Tony Wroten Washington Tyler Zeller North Carolina

We don't know who'll be playing in the NBA Finals just yet, but we do know what days they'll be. Both conference finals are shaping up to be great series. Miami still has the upper hand in the Eastern Conference, but the Celtics won't go down easy.

The Celtics know this is their last go-around with this group, namely the Big Three. They are going to fight the Heat to the last second of the last game.

It's 2-2 now in the Western Conference. The last two games were the first losses by the Spurs in the playoffs. No one probably expected Thunder power forward Serge Ibaka shooting 6 of 6 from the field in Game 4.

NBA Finals 2012

The following is the schedule for the NBA Finals which will begin on
Tuesday, June 12:

National
Local EDT Broadcast
San Antonio/OR/Oklahoma City vs. Miami/OR/Boston

Game 1 - Tue  June 12 at San Antonio/OR/OK City 8:00PM 9:00PM
ABC/R/TSN
Game 2 - Thu  June 14 at San Antonio/OR/OK City 8:00PM 9:00PM
ABC/R/TSN
Game 3 - Sun  June 17 at Miami/OR/Boston 8:00PM 8:00PM
ABC/R/TSN
Game 4 - Tue  June 19 at Miami/OR/Boston 9:00PM 9:00PM
ABC/R/TSN
Game 5 * Thu  June 21 at Miami/OR/Boston 9:00PM 9:00PM
ABC/R/TSN
Game 6 * Sun  June 24 at San Antonio/OR/OK City 7:00PM 8:00PM
ABC/R/TSN
Game 7 * Tue  June 26 at San Antonio/OR/OK City 8:00PM 9:00PM
ABC/R/TSN

Additional scheduling information will be furnished as soon as possible
consistent with the need to fulfill league obligations.

*If necessary
R - ESPN Radio
TSN - TSN (Canada)