The Cleveland Cavaliers dominated the 2024-25 regular season, winning their first 15 games. Ending the regular season with the best record in the East and the second-best record in the NBA, only trailing the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Cavs would face off against the Miami Heat in the first round.
The NBA is back. Let’s take a look at FanDuel’s betting lines for the Cleveland Cavaliers’ season opener against the New York Knicks. The Cavs begin the season as underdogs on the road.
Can the Cleveland Cavaliers replicate their success from just a season ago? The short answer is probably not, but one year later, the expectations are the highest they have ever been in the post-LeBron era.
The Cleveland Cavaliers will open their regular season on Oct. 22 by taking on the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. A few familiar faces will be absent from the game, as point guard Darius Garland will miss the action after undergoing toe surgery in the offseason.
The Cleveland Cavaliers hit the ground sprinting last year as they began the season 15-0. Repeating that type of success might be difficult this time, as the Cavs are already down two of their most important players entering the 2025-26 season.
Hakeem The Dream, Clyde The Glide, Magic: The NBA has produced some incredible nicknames over the decades. Some, like Magic and Penny, have even come to largely replace the player's actual name.
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Darius Garland is entering his seventh season with the organization after being selected fifth overall in the 2019 NBA Draft.
The majority of the NBA rocks a traditional white logo on their jersey, however, three NBA players will be standing out with a gold logo, including one member of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Evan Mobley was one of the most impressive players in the league last season, earning a reputation as a top defender in the league.
The Cavaliers may be without another key rotation player when they tip off the season at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday. Forward De’Andre Hunter is questionable after banging knees with a Pistons player in last week’s preseason finale.
One of the most loved food chains in Ohio is now partnering with one of the state's most iconic sports teams. The Cleveland Cavaliers announced a multiyear partnership with Swensons, the iconic Ohio-based burger joint, to serve food to Rocket Arena beginning this season.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are going into the 2025-26 season knowing they have to do better than they have in the last couple of years. The Cavs have been playoff participants in each of the last three years and even won a series in the last two, but they need to start showing more progress after failing to take another step forward last season.
It comes as no surprise, but the Cleveland Cavaliers have not signed any of their training camp invitees. The team entered camp with 14 of 15 roster spots open, leaving one available for an impromptu free agent signing or 2-for-1 trade partner, a strategy the team has used for the past few years.
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Darius Garland is still recovering from toe surgery he underwent during the offseason. Garland suffered the injury in the first round series against the Miami Heat, forcing him to miss the final two games in the Sunshine State.
The Western Conference offers no mercy, no easy paths, and no expansive open windows of massive opportunity. Seeds one through 10 are usually all playoff contenders alike, and usually, seeds three and after are only games apart from each other.
Evan Mobley isn’t easing into the season — he’s attacking it. Coming off a breakout year that included his first Defensive Player of the Year award and first All-Star selection, Mobley has shown up to camp with noticeable swagger.
Everything went right for the Cleveland Cavaliers last season until it didn’t. They won 64 games and cruised through the first round with one of the most lopsided sweeps in NBA history.
The Cleveland Cavaliers were not expected to sign any of their training camp invitees to roster spots heading into the season. They entered camp with 14 of their 15 roster slots filled.
Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Kenny Atkinson has no hard feelings toward his assistant Alex Sarama, who is officially going to the WNBA as the head coach of the Portland Fire.
Often, a personal opinion causes unrest. The kind that holds the possibility of spreading like wildfire. Things could go to such harsh extents that the locker room falls into a dilemma.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have spent big before, and this year is no different. After years of banking on Donovan Mitchell’s explosive scoring and their ‘core four,’ GM Koby Altman and the front office pulled off an intriguing move, bringing Lonzo Ball to a team knee-deep in the second-apron.
The Cleveland Cavaliers won’t be reserving a spot on the standard roster for the former lottery pick, Killian Hayes. On Thursday, it was reported that Hayes has been waived by the team as the preseason begins to wind down.
The Cavaliers have trimmed their roster, waiving camp invitees Tristan Enaruna and Norchad Omier, according to the NBA transactions log. As we relayed earlier, they also reportedly waived guard Killian Hayes.