Whenever he opts to re-sign, James Harden will reclaim his starting spot. That’s all set. Where the discussion begins is with the backup point guards of the Cavs.
It will be here before you know it. The Cleveland Cavaliers have their full schedule for the 2026-27 NBA season, and you have a chance to mark your calendars and prepare for another year of Cavs basketball.
It’s haunted the Cleveland Cavaliers for years, and it looks like it’s going to return again this year. Despite making changes to their roster for the upcoming season, missing the boat on LeBron James will define the Cavs’ offseason leading up to September’s training camp.
The individuals who make the NBA schedule, or perhaps the AI bots that do it, gave the Cleveland Cavaliers a legendary showdown for Game 1 of 82. The Cavs are headed on the road to take on LeBron James and the new-look Philadelphia 76ers.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have been quiet this offseason, but in the past, they made their share of moves. They have signed free agents, acquired players in a trade and they drafted some key players along the way.
It has been a long offseason for the Cavs. For the most part, it’s been filled with disappointment at the team failing to land LeBron James. They have not made much noise, and the only guy they have brought in through free agency is Mario Hezonja.
The Cavaliers’ pursuit of Peyton Watson appears to be getting increasingly serious. Specifically, Cleveland is exploring trades involving Dennis Schroder and Max Strus in an effort to create the financial flexibility needed to acquire Watson from the Nuggets in a sign-and-trade, according to Marc Stein of The Stein Line.
Following a run to the Eastern Conference Finals this past spring, the Cleveland Cavaliers are aiming to take that next step as title contenders. But after striking out on all the summer’s top free agents (most notably LeBron James), Cleveland is running out of time to make their move.
Despite being four wins away from the NBA Finals, the Cleveland Cavaliers find themselves snubbed from the primetime Opening Night schedule announcement.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are thinking about pursuing veteran free agent DeMar DeRozan as a potential starting wing player ahead of next month’s training camp.
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.
As Cavaliers President of Basketball Operations Koby Altman and staff look to make a big move to finish off their off-season, Peyton Watson still looks to be at the top of their target list.
It is obvious the Cleveland Cavaliers are behind when it comes to making moves in the Eastern Conference this offseason. They are moving slow and quickly falling down the order of favorites to come out of the East.
One NBA scout believes the Cavaliers have enough talent to win the Eastern Conference. Yes, as currently constructed. But that doesn’t mean he looks at their roster and sees a team without flaws.
The James Harden waiting game may finally be nearing its end. Not that there has been much mystery about the expected outcome. Harden has made it clear for months that he wants to return to the Cavaliers, and Cleveland has operated with the expectation that the 11-time All-Star will be back.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are looking to do some summer cleaning. Cleveland is actively discussing various trade packages involving veteran guard Dennis Schroder, Chris Fedor of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported this weekend.
After going 52-30 last season, the Cleveland Cavaliers did not enter this summer feeling any pressure to make a move. Still, after their humiliating defeat in the Conference Finals, fans were clamoring for the Cavaliers to make at least some roster changes.
A misdemeanor charge filed against NBA guard James Harden for unlawfully carrying a weapon in Texas has been dismissed, reports John Hanna of The Associated Press.
The Cleveland Cavaliers decided to let Dean Wade leave in free agency in favor of waiting to see what LeBron James would do in free agency, hoping a return of the King to the Cavaliers would happen with a storybook ending.
The Donovan Mitchell extension with the Cleveland Cavaliers is worth four years, $273 million, but that could signal something much bigger. The limitations imposed by the CBA force teams to think much more carefully when signing multiple players to super-max contracts.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have fallen in the Eastern Conference power rankings this offseason, as the Philadelphia 76ers have surpassed them and the New York Knicks are still far above them.
NBA Summer League is a chance for rookies to get their feet wet in the NBA, while veterans show off for roster spots and G League jobs. Sometimes, players stand out so much that they change their teams' plans for the upcoming season.
Thomas scored 30 points in the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 103-94 Summer League loss to the Detroit Pistons Sunday, but his most revealing work came as a playmaker.