The Cleveland Cavaliers are led by Donovan Mitchell, but it took more than just their star to get past the Orlando Magic in their latest matchup. In the second quarter when Mitchell was on the bench, several members of the second unit stepped up to the plate to build a double-digit lead for the Cavs.
The Cavaliers are playing better. Winning more. Looking steadier. That does not mean they are standing still. Dean Wade’s name is coming up in trade talks, and not quietly.
Teams must remember that sometimes, fixes feel worse than the problem. The most dangerous deadline moves are the ones that initially feel productive. The Cleveland Cavaliers are learning that lesson the hard way in 2025-26.
The Cleveland Cavaliers could be seeing the return of one of their key bench players. Sam Merrill, who has missed the team’s last five games with a right-hand sprain, is listed as questionable for Monday’s game against the Orlando Magic.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
The Cleveland Cavaliers need Donovan Mitchell to be at the top of his game. The 29-year-old guard is coming off an excellent showing in the Cavaliers' most recent game against the Orlando Magic.
Cleveland Cavaliers shooting guard Donovan Mitchell finished sixth in balloting for the Eastern Conference All-Star starters, one spot shy of earning the nod.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have been playing better basketball of late, but there’s reason to believe they could make a move before the Feb. 5 trade deadline.
Since Darius Garland sprained his right toe 11 days ago, Donovan Mitchell has put a lot of the Cleveland Cavaliers’ burden on his shoulders. Opponents, however, are taking their chances with anyone else handling the ball, constantly double-teaming him when he has it and denying him touches without it.
The Cavaliers arrived in Orlando at 3am coming off a win in Cleveland over Sacramento which saw significant production from its starters Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley, Jaylon Tyson, Jarett Allen and Dean Wade.
The Cleveland Cavaliers took care of business as they defeated the Orlando Magic 119-105 to win their third game in a row. The stats in the table below are from Cleaning the Glass.
The Cleveland Cavaliers continued their much-improved play of late as they easily defeated the Orlando Magic on Saturday night to improve to 27-20 on the season.
The Orlando Magic left Kia Center on Saturday night with another frustrating result, falling 119-105 to the Cleveland Cavaliers, but Magic head coach Jamahl
A near wire-to-wire victory for a Cleveland Cavaliers team that is slowly, and quietly, playing their best basketball of the season. Here is who won and lost the game.
It was a back half of a back-to-back as the Cleveland Cavaliers visited the Orlando Magic. Despite the late night travel following last night's win and still being shorthanded, the Cavs were able to whether the storm and come away with a 119-105 victory.
There are several impactful NBA players who always seem to be on the cusp of superstardom but just cannot cross into the league’s upper echelon. Evan Mobley has yet to gain entry into this elite realm, and consequently, neither have the Cleveland Cavaliers (26-20).
The Cleveland Cavaliers will face the Orlando Magic tonight (Saturday) and is playing its best basketball of the season. The Cavs have won nine of their last 13 games, climbing from eighth to fifth in the Eastern Conference standings and sitting just one game out of third place.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are not playing up to their standard this season, which could suggest a big move at the trade deadline early next month. The Cavs and the other 29 teams in the league are counting down the days to see how everything gets shuffled in the mix.
Despite leading the Cleveland Cavaliers with 33 points, Donovan Mitchell didn’t hesitate when asked about who made a significant impact in their 123-118 win over the Sacramento Kings on Friday night.
Eight wins in their last 12 games have given the Cleveland Cavaliers a much-needed boost into fifth place in the Eastern Conference standings. The Cavaliers seek to continue that momentum Friday when the Sacramento Kings make their annual pilgrimage to northeast Ohio.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are not the same team they were last season, when they had a 64-18 win-loss card in the regular season. As of this writing, they are 25-20 – good for the fifth seed in the Eastern Conference.
The Cleveland Cavaliers’ inconsistency this season has been surprising, especially considering they finished No. 1 in the East last year. They lost to the Indiana Pacers in the semifinals, and many felt that 2025–26 would be the year they made a major postseason push.
Behind 30 points from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and 28 from Chet Holmgren, the Oklahoma City Thunder (36-8) flexed its muscle in a 136-104 road win over the Cleveland Cavaliers (24-20).
Two-time All-Star Darius Garland has been diagnosed with a Grade 1 right great toe sprain and will be reevaluated in seven-to-10 days, the Cavaliers announced in a press release.
The Cavaliers are holding their breath again. Point guard Darius Garland and wing Sam Merrill were both injured during Wednesday’s win in Philadelphia and are being evaluated this weekend, according to Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com.