After trading out of the first round entirely, the Cleveland Cavaliers still managed to address dire needs with the selection of Meleek Thomas at No. 34.
The expectation around the NBA hasn’t changed when it comes to James Harden and the Cavaliers. Jake Fischer of The Stein Line reported Friday that Harden is expected to decline his player option and sign a new multiyear contract with Cleveland, echoing what league insiders have believed throughout the offseason.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are gearing up for another trip to Las Vegas for the 2026 Summer League. Prospects such as Tyrese Proctor and the newest rookie, Meleek Thomas, are expected to suit up for Cleveland.
The Cleveland Cavaliers may have just missed out on a potential big time NBA player looking back on the 2026 NBA Draft. During the NBA Draft, the Cavaliers already had decided to trade out of the first round, ultimately selecting guard Meleek Thomas from Arkansas.
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James Harden is an easy punching bag for the Cleveland Cavaliers. The flaws in his game are pretty obvious, and his teams have yet to come through on the biggest stages throughout his 17-year career.
Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert wasn’t trying to make news. Somehow, he may have done just that. Appearing on Nayeema Raza’s podcast, Gilbert smiled when the conversation briefly turned to James.
Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert is reportedly nearing a deal to sell a minority stake in the franchise. As relayed by Sportico’s Kurt Badenhausen, Gilbert is close to selling a 5-to-10 percent interest in both the Cavs and Cleveland’s future WNBA franchise to investment firm Blue Owl at a reported $5.5 billion valuation.
The Cleveland Cavaliers made an interesting decision by trading out of their No. 29 overall first round pick in the 2026 NBA Draft on Wednesday. While this was a bit of a surprise to Cavs fans who likely stayed up late on Tuesday night to see who the Cavaliers would select, it can be seen as a worthwhile move looking ahead.
The Cavaliers continue to fill out their Summer League roster. According to DraftExpress’ Jon Chepkevich, Cleveland has agreed to an Exhibit 10 contract with undrafted forward Rashaun Agee.
With the Cleveland Cavaliers in need of frontcourt depth rather than a guard, the selection of Meleek Thomas was surprising at first. But when you weigh it up, the move for Thomas does make sense.
In the NBA Draft, the first round is where teams look for players who could be stars or at least contribute right away. Then there's the second round, where the stakes are low and not much is expected.
The Cleveland Cavaliers added another guard to their logjam at the position during the second round of the 2026 NBA Draft on Wednesday night. Arkansas guard Maleek Thomas was one of the best players remaining on the board when the Cavaliers were on the clock at No.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have a high-energy rookie in Meleek Thomas, who can score the ball and can be a pesky defender, but there are drawbacks. Hopefully, over time, the Cavs can rectify them and make Thomas a strong, seasoned player that they need.
The Cleveland Cavaliers selected Meleek Thomas with the 34th pick in the 2026 NBA Draft. After trading out of round one, Cleveland got their guy in round two.
So, the Cavaliers traded down, picked former Arkansas guard Meleek Thomas at No. 34, and then sang his praises afterward. All of it earned them a draft grade of B-minus from ESPN’s Ben Golliver.
The Cavaliers believe they got a first-round talent in the second round. After trading down from No. 29 to No. 34 and picking up a future second-round selection, Cleveland selected Arkansas guard Meleek Thomas on Wednesday in the NBA Draft.
The Cleveland Cavaliers entered the 2026 NBA Draft anticipated to land a UConn basketball star. Except Alex Karaban landed at No. 29 over the projected pick Tarris Reed.
These are three players who, at the right price and with the right team, could be the final pieces to an NBA championship run and may out-earn whatever contract they get next.
It’s been 10 years since the Cleveland Cavaliers pulled off one of the greatest comebacks in sports history, erasing a 3-1 deficit to defeat the 73-9 Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals.
Kyrie Irving has hit back at what he described as a “psychotic” media narrative after questions emerged over his absence from the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 2016 championship reunion.
The Cavaliers have exercised their option on Craig Porter Jr.‘s contract for next season, Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com tweets. The club option of $2,406,205 is non-guaranteed; it becomes fully guaranteed if he’s still on the roster through Jan.
Kyrie Irving offered a response to claims that he ghosted his former Cleveland Cavaliers teammates at a recent championship reunion — sort of. Irving posted a photo on Instagram Friday commemorating the Cavaliers’ 2016 championship team.
The Cleveland Cavaliers could become the latest of many NBA teams to trade away Dennis The Menace. Cleveland is looking to shed some salary this offseason, Brian Windhorst of ESPN reported Tuesday during a local radio appearance.
Cavaliers forward Riley Minix is close to signing a contract with ASVEL in France, according to a report from Blazo Komnenic of Meridian Sport (hat tip to Eurohoops).