The NBA has been cracking down on player availability for the past few seasons. As a perception among casual sports fans centering around NBA players being soft and always trying miss action if they can, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has made efforts to keep their best players on the court.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have been on the struggle bus as of late, dropping to 13-10 on Wednesday night with an inexplicable home loss to the lowly Portland Trail Blazers.
The Cleveland Cavaliers were hoping to start a new winning streak after snapping their three-game skid against the Indiana Pacers, but that was not the case.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are currently sputtering. On Wednesday, Dec. 3, the Cavaliers played host to the Portland Trail Blazers, falling in disappointing fashion, 122-110.
The Cleveland Cavaliers pride themselves on toughness, defensive identity, and continuity. But after Wednesday night’s 122-110 loss to the struggling Portland Trail Blazers, the tone shifted, and Donovan Mitchell didn’t sugarcoat it.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers had their chance to build momentum with a potential statement against the Portland Trail Blazers, a team struggling to find their footing.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are shaking their heads after a loss at home against the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday night inside Rocket Arena. The Cavs trailed early against the Blazers and could never find a way to get back out in front.
Cleveland Cavaliers big man Thomas Bryant was one of the few bright spots for the wine and gold on Wednesday night. Despite his Cavs’ lowly 122-110 loss to a severely short-handed Portland Trail Blazers squad on the second night of a back-to-back, Bryant provided plenty of pop and fight off the bench in his best outing yet.
The Cleveland Cavaliers were run off the floor by the Portland Trail Blazers. Let’s talk about it. This week began with Jaylon Tyson calling out the team for their lack of effort.
Random dribbles following the Cavaliers’ ugly 122-110 home loss to the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday. 1. Something’s off with the Cavaliers. 2. Coach Kenny Atkinson keeps mentioning spirit, and he’s not wrong.
CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Cavaliers lost 122-110 to the Portland Trail Blazers. This one was hard to watch. 33 points, 5 assists, 5 rebounds This wasn’t a bad Mitchell game by any means.
Before the Cleveland Cavaliers host the Portland Trail Blazers tonight, there was some more worrying news following shootaround. It comes following a plethora
Cleveland Cavaliers wing Max Strus has yet to play this season after suffering a Jones Fracture in his foot during off-season workouts in August. The team hasn’t provided many updates on his injury since.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have a lot of momentum on their side when they host the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday night. Going up against their fourth Western Conference opponent, Portland will head to Rocket Arena down on its luck, having lost its last three games and misfiring at both ends of the floor.
Jaylon Tyson called out his Cavaliers teammates, then backed up his words with the best all-around performance of his professional career Monday in Cleveland's 135-119 road win over the Indiana Pacers.
Donovan Mitchell has opened the season in outstanding form for the Cleveland Cavaliers, putting up numbers that are catching everyone’s attention. The Cleveland Cavaliers haven’t matched last season’s dominance, opening the campaign at 13–9, but Donovan Mitchell has been nothing short of spectacular.
Donovan Mitchell dropped 43 points on the Indiana Pacers on Monday night to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 135-119 road win. The Pacers’ only lead came when Pascal Siakam scored the first two points of the game on free throws.
Donovan Mitchell scored 43 points and Jaylon Tyson added a season-high 27 as the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Indiana Pacers 135-119 on Monday in Indianapolis to end a three-game losing streak.
Frustration is growing in Cleveland after the Cavaliers fell to 12-9 with Sunday night’s home loss to Boston, writes Ethan Sands of Cleveland.com (subscription required).
The Cleveland Cavaliers were supposed to rule the Eastern Conference this season, while the Boston Celtics had a decimated roster. After Jaylen Brown had a triple-double in a 117-115 Celtics victory, Boston is 2-0 against Cleveland and only a half-game back in the standings.
Cavaliers big man Larry Nance Jr. has been diagnosed with a Grade 1 right soleus (calf) strain and will miss about three-to-four weeks, the team announced on Sunday (via Twitter).
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