The Cleveland Cavaliers continued to bob in and out of the win column with a dominant 138-105 win over the Dallas Mavericks. Donovan Mitchell used a strong scoring night to end with 24 points while tacking on eight assists.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have rolled to seven straight wins over the Dallas Mavericks, including a 138-105 triumph Friday, fueled by a season-high tying 29 points from reigning NBA Defensive Player of the Year Evan Mobley.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are 82-38 in the games that Max Strus has played. That’s a win percentage (.683) that would be good for the fourth-best in the NBA in 2025-26, behind only the Oklahoma City Thunder (.776), Detroit Pistons (.727) and San Antonio Spurs (.727).
The Cleveland Cavaliers have just 16 games left in the NBA regular season, and currently sit in fourth place in the Eastern Conference. The Cavaliers are 1.5 games behind the third-place New York Knicks, and 3.5 games behind the second place Boston Celtics.
Cleveland Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson has seen much-needed development from a key ingredient on his roster. It came after the Cavs dismissed the Dallas Mavericks 138-105 on Friday on an eye-popping 61.5% from the field, which included splashing 18 three-pointers out of 38 attempts.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
The Cleveland Cavaliers got out of their slump and back to winning ways with a 138-105 win over the Mavericks in Dallas. With the win, the Cavaliers improved to 41-26 overall and are slowly closing the gap between them and the third-place New York Knicks and second-place Boston Celtics.
Random dribbles following the Cavaliers’ 138-105 pounding of the host Dallas Mavericks on Friday night. 1. The headline number belongs to Evan Mobley. Twenty-nine points on 12-of-15 shooting in just 23 minutes.
The Cleveland Cavaliers needed a statement. After dropping four of their last seven games — including a gut-punch loss to Orlando just two nights earlier — they walked into American Airlines Center on Friday night and delivered one.
Evan Mobley scored 23 of his season-high-tying 29 points in the first half and Donovan Mitchell posted 24 points and eight assists, lifting the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 138-105 win over the host Dallas Mavericks in the first game of a home-and-home set Friday.
On Friday, the Cleveland Cavaliers visited the Dallas Mavericks. For Donovan Mitchell, he was looking to sustain his week of excellence. In the second quarter, Mitchell did just that.
After the Cavaliers fell to the Orlando Magic on Wednesday, star guard Donovan Mitchell had a suggestion for the NBA. Mitchell believes the league should reconsider the coach’s challenge rule, particularly when a team wins both of its challenges.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
On Wednesday, the Orlando Magic just could not miss at times. Desmond Bane specifically could not seem to miss. After 35 points from Bane, the Cavaliers fell to Orlando 128-122.
If the Cleveland Cavaliers were healthy, they'd likely be on top of the Eastern Conference right now. But unfortunately, that's just simply not how the game of basketball works.
The Cleveland Cavaliers and Dallas Mavericks will play the first half of a home-and-home set Friday night in Texas, with the foes possessing different outlooks in the final month of the regular season.
The Cavaliers will try to get back on track Friday night in Dallas. They will have to do it without one of their most dependable players. Center Jarrett Allen has been ruled out again, marking his fourth straight missed game.
Cleveland Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell was incensed after his team’s loss against the Orlando Magic on Wednesday night. During the 128-122 defeat, the Cavaliers were constantly battling the Magic and the NBA officials.
The Dallas Mavericks will be taking on the Cleveland Cavaliers this Friday. Amidst speculations about a possible franchise sale, the team has looked quite lacklustre in their approach.
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After a slow start to the season, the Orlando Magic have had the NBA's best defense over the last five weeks. With Desmond Bane carrying the offense, the Magic have been tough to beat.
In a game that saw the Cleveland Cavaliers claw back from a 13-point fourth-quarter deficit, the night ended with a desperate, viral plea from James Harden that fell on deaf ears.
It’s not been a perfect season for the Cleveland Cavaliers by any means. After finishing #1 in the East without much resistance last season, they faced many hiccups in 2025-26, which saw them struggle at times, to win games.
Veteran wing Max Strus was assigned to the Cavaliers‘ G League affiliate to practice on Wednesday and is expected to remain with the Charge for another practice on Thursday and “possibly” a light workout on Friday morning, reports Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com.
It is very safe to say that the Cleveland Cavaliers’ acquisition of Lonzo Ball did not work out according to plan. Acquired in a straight-up trade with the Chicago Bulls for Isaac Okoro, Ball struggled mightily in his half-season with the Cavs.
Victor Wembanyama has put the league on notice in just his third season with the San Antonio Spurs. That was underscored Tuesday, when Wembanyama posted 39 points, 11 rebounds and two blocks in a 125–116 win over the Boston Celtics.
The Cleveland Cavaliers picked up a solid 115–101 win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Monday night, but one of the most entertaining moments from the game came afterward.