The Cleveland Cavaliers’ 127-113 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday stung in terms of momentum. It also hurt the postseason picture that the Cavs are battling, as they took a step backwards in their quest to reach the playoffs, which is within their grasp, but they haven’t been able to grab it with two hands.
Tuesday’s game was the Cleveland Cavaliers’ first chance to showcase their probable playoff starting five this season. And if this game was any indication, that group has some work to do.
The Cleveland Cavaliers lost to the Los Angeles Lakers 113-127 in a game that wasn’t as close as the final score would indicate. All grades are based on our usual expectations for each player.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers ended the month of March on a low note with a 127-113 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday. Center Jarrett Allen and guard James Harden had their moments for the Cavs with a combined 35 points by the final horn.
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Donovan Mitchell had one of his worst games this season, and it led to the Cleveland Cavaliers losing to their hosts Los Angeles Lakers, 113–127. It was a close game in the first quarter, but the Lakers surged in the next two quarters, dominating their visitors, 78–49.
Last night, the Cleveland Cavaliers made it hard for themselves to pull out a win. The Utah Jazz were competing with the Cavs all night before they remembered they were trying to get the No.
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“We’re 6-for-32 from three… it’s really hard to win an NBA game with those stats,” Cavaliers head coach Kenny Atkinson said after Cleveland’s 122-113 win over Utah.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have done what true contenders are supposed to do. They have tried to evolve, adapt, and win. As the 2026 NBA Playoffs approach, though, the conversation is no longer just about how good they are.
The Cleveland Cavaliers continued to round out the final portion of their regular season schedule with a 122-113 win over the Utah Jazz on Monday. Evan Mobley ended the night with a season-best 34 points and 17 rebounds as he played captain for the Cavaliers, while James Harden added 14 assists in his 20th double-double of the year.
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Evan Mobley was spectacular on both ends of the floor in the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 122-113 road win against the Utah Jazz on Monday, as the reigning Defensive Player of the Year had 34 points (season-high), 17 rebounds, three assists, and three blocks on 15-for-21 shooting from the field in 30 minutes of action.
The Cavaliers handled business. Eventually. Riding big nights from Evan Mobley and Donovan Mitchell, the Cavs pulled away late for a 122-113 road win over the Utah Jazz on Monday.
Evan Mobley scored a season-high 34 points, collected 17 rebounds, and blocked three shots to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 122-113 victory over the Utah Jazz in Salt Lake City on Monday night.
Over the past month Kenny Atkinson has made it clear the Cleveland Cavaliers are going to be trimming the rotation for playoff time. Since then, injuries have made it impossible for Clevekand to determine who’ll be the odd ones out during the postseason.
With postseason basketball secured, but a playoff place still not in their grasp, the Cleveland Cavaliers have eight games left, but with work still to be done, questions linger.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are on the road on Monday night as they travel to take on the Utah Jazz in an interconference matchup. Cleveland enters Monday’s game with a 46-28 record after defeating the Miami Heat at home in dominant fashion on Friday night.
There may be more to come between James Harden and the Cavaliers. According to Ashish Mathur of Cavaliers Nation, Harden is expected to decline his player option and re-sign with Cleveland on a new deal this offseason.
Forwards Jaylon Tyson (left great toe sprain) and Dean Wade (right ankle sprain) won’t travel with the Cavaliers on their three-game road trip, the team announced (via Twitter).
Saturday’s Elite Eight game between the Iowa Hawkeyes and Illinois Fighting Illini was delayed for 11 minutes by an unusual situation. Teams had to pause playing with 7:43 to go in the first half because the horn at Toyota Center in Houston, Tex.
The Cavaliers could have their starting center back for Friday’s rematch against the Heat, according to Anthony Chiang of The Miami Herald, who tweets that Jarrett Allen has been upgraded to questionable.
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In leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to their fourth straight win, a 136-131 victory over the Orlando Magic, Donovan Mitchell reached a major individual milestone once again.