Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell is a walking human highlight reel in his own right, but even his eyes widen when Lonzo Ball passes the rock.
The Cavaliers are finally starting to look like the Cavaliers again. Darius Garland (toe), Jarrett Allen (finger), and Sam Merrill (hip) have all been upgraded to questionable for Wednesday’s home game vs.
Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson was asked about reports that All-Star point guard Darius Garland could return Wednesday, and Atkinson was realistic. “Just kind of see how he responds,” Atkinson told reporters Tuesday, via Cleveland.com’s Chris Fedor.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
On Friday, the Cleveland Cavaliers signed Akron native Chris Livingston to a two-way contract, filling out the team’s roster to 18. He joins Nae’Qwan Tomlin and Luke Travers as the third and final two-way player on the squad.
Cavaliers point guard Darius Garland could make his season debut as soon as Wednesday vs. Philadelphia, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania, who reports that Garland will have his status upgraded on the team’s injury report.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have started 4-3, a far cry from last season’s 15-0 start in Kenny Atkinson's first season as head coach. Last season, the Cavaliers’ lineup appeared cohesive, with Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland orchestrating the offense effectively while Jarrett Allen and Evan Mobley anchored the frontcourt.
Cleveland Cavaliers second-year guard Jaylon Tyson is quietly emerging as the player that Cavs fans expected Isaac Okoro to be, filling a defensive and energy void left after last offseason’s trade.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are going to bring home the Larry O’Brien trophy and win the NBA Finals. This is a phenomenal sentiment to hold onto. However, the reality of the situation is that the NBA is very competitive and volatile.
When thinking about the current era of the Cleveland Cavaliers, what comes to mind? Some may say the double bigs, others may highlight last year’s historic regular season.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are aching early in the season with a number of injuries plaguing the roster. Those ailments have led the Cavs to a 4-3 start, which is slightly below the expectations they had of being the best team in the Eastern Conference at the beginning of the season.
Cavaliers point guard Darius Garland visited Rhodes High School this morning to help host “The Perfect 10” attendance pep rally, a program the Darius Garland
Cleveland is eager to ascend to the top of the basketball world rankings and win the championship for the first time since 2016. This offseason, the Cavaliers
Donovan Mitchell stepped up to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to a win over the Atlanta Hawks, producing a notable performance for two reasons. Days earlier Donovan Mitchell delivered his worst performance of the season as the Cleveland Cavaliers lost to the Boston Celtics.
While rebounding has not been the Cleveland Cavaliers’ strong suit to start the season, Sunday’s win over the Atlanta Hawks should serve as a blueprint for how they need to control the glass.
Donovan Mitchell came back and the Cavaliers looked something like the Cavaliers again. For the most part, anyway. The Cavs beat the Hawks 117-109 on Sunday at Rocket Arena, snapping a two-game slide and moving to 4-3.
The injury bug has bit the Cleveland Cavaliers in a big way, with five of their top seven players currently sidelined. Having over $130 million of the team's league-high payroll in street clothes can't be a happy sight for owner Dan Gilbert.
The Cleveland Cavaliers’ resolve is being tested early in what they hope to be a title-winning 2025-26 campaign. Already down one key player in two-time All-Star selection Darius Garland, who’s making his way back from a toe injury, another one of their starters has landed on the injury report: Jarrett Allen.
The Cleveland Cavaliers took a gamble by trading for oft-injured guard Lonzo Ball in the offseason. The move, assuming Ball can capture some of his old magic, would give the Cavaliers another ball-dominant facilitator with good court vision and strong defensive skill sets.