Out of every player on the court for both the Miami Heat and the visiting Cleveland Cavaliers, few would've predicted that Davion Mitchell would be the one to pursue history. But that's exactly what he did on Friday night.
The Cleveland Cavaliers came into their game against the Miami Heat on Friday looking to add to the win column and climb above .500 as the sit with a 6-6 record.
The Cavaliers are coming off of an impressive road victory in Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, when they outplayed the defending champion New York Knicks.
Since 2022, star shooting guard Donovan Mitchell has been the main attraction in Cleveland, leading them to prominence in the Eastern Conference. Despite his best efforts, however, the Cavaliers have yet to live up to their potential, peaking in last season’s Western Semi-Finals before being swept by the Knicks in the very next round.
Depth. Depth. Depth. It matters a whole lot in the NBA, because when the injury bug strikes through the team, it comes down to who’s left standing, ready to get into the game and play.
The draft lottery is where you usually find the NBA's biggest stars. That's not always the case, though, as some later picks have proven to be some of the greatest players ever.
The saxophones are once again getting louder for James Harden. The Cleveland Cavaliers star guard Harden entered training camp out of shape, Joe Vardon of The Athletic reported this week.
The Cleveland Cavaliers' 6-6 start to their season has jump-started some uncomfortable conversations. Most notably, about head coach Kenny Atkinson and whether or not he is the right coach for this team moving forward.
12 games into the season, the Cleveland Cavaliers have already shown the good, the bad, and the ugly. A difficult schedule will do that. Games like Wednesday night's game against the Knicks serve as a reminder of the potential that this squad has.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The Cleveland Cavaliers visit the Miami Heat on Friday, Nov. 13, at Kaseya Center, with tipoff at 8:00 p.m. ET. The Cavaliers are 6-6. Cleveland beat New York Knicks 115-107 on Wednesday, Nov.
Peyton Watson’s offensive struggles are clear. So are the reasons the Cleveland Cavaliers should give him time to work through them. Through 10 appearances, Watson has provided disruptive defense and a willingness to attack off the dribble that adds another dimension to Cleveland’s wing rotation.
Thirty-two points on 14 shots in a much-needed Cleveland Cavaliers win over the New York Knicks was a good reminder of who James Harden is. And in case there was still any confusion, the former MVP made sure to clear everything up afterward.
Donovan Mitchell would very much prefer a “mute” button for Charles Barkley at this point. The Basketball Hall of Famer Barkley made more harsh comments this week about the Cleveland Cavaliers.
James Harden is back -- presuming he ever left. Harden, Cleveland's 11-time All-Star guard, is in the latter stages of his career at age 37. But he's still dangerous, and Miami will be hyper-alert to his presence on Friday night when the Heat host the Cavaliers.
As you carve your turkey with the background noise of NFL football on the television this Thanksgiving, the hope is that the Cleveland Cavaliers will be in the middle of an early-season turnaround.
Cleveland Cavaliers power forward Evan Mobley will miss Friday night’s game against the Miami Heat due to a sprained big toe, according to the team’s official injury report.
Injuries are quite literally the worst part of sports. The unfortunate side for the players going down is that the game goes on without them. Players having to miss time have opened the door for quite a few Cleveland Cavaliers to emerge as breakout stars in the first 12 games of 2026-27.
Tyrese Proctor is building a case for more than additional minutes with the Cleveland Cavaliers. If his shooting, playmaking and defensive production continue, he could change how the team views its need for Sam Merrill.
Charles Barkley appeared on the ‘Inside the NBA’ show ahead of tonight’s matchup between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have built a legacy of savvy drafting and finding homegrown talent, becoming a cornerstone of Cleveland culture since their inception in 1970.
The Cavs don’t have to make a trade to change how their offense operates. They can start by changing who gets them into it. That’s one option for Kenny Atkinson as the Cavs try to move beyond a disappointing 5-6 start.
Kendrick Perkins has weighed in on Kenny Atkinson’s job security. His outlook isn’t particularly encouraging. But that doesn’t mean it reflects where the Cavs stand.
The Charlotte Hornets had lost six straight games since benching Naz Reid for the second half of their 97-89 loss to the Detroit Pistons on Oct. 28. They finally got a win thanks to a massive game from Reid.
The Cavaliers have re-signed Riley Minix, who was waived from his two-way slot on Thursday to create room for the addition of Norchad Omier, the team announced in a press release.