The Cleveland Cavaliers have high hopes heading into 2026-27. Why shouldn’t they? They are fresh off of their first eastern conference finals appearances since 2018.
Channing Frye left no room for interpretation when weighing in on the NBA’s bottom-feeders. Drafted eighth overall in 2005, Channing Frye carved out a 13-year NBA career as a stretch-five, earning All-Rookie honors before winning an NBA championship with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2016.
Cleveland Cavaliers forward Mario Hezonja excelled on international duty for Croatia, but there was a minor blip on his stat line. Hezonja led the way with 28 points and seven assists on 8-for-13 shooting as Croatia hammered Latvia 115-80 in their opening game in the Second Round of the FIBA Basketball World Cup qualifiers.
This year's NBA Draft has the potential to be in that conversation of the most talented classes in history. There were players drafted late that some scouts still believe could become big parts of their teams.
Mario Hezonja hasn’t played an NBA game for the Cavaliers yet. But he’s already giving them something to like. Hezonja erupted for 28 points as Croatia rolled to a 115-80 win over Latvia in a FIBA World Cup European qualifier Thursday in Zadar, Croatia.
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.
With the end of the first round of the NBA Draft approaching, the Cavs front office was at the team’s headquarters in Independence. They all seemed to be in lockstep, expecting to select Arkansas guard Meleek Thomas with the 29th pick.
James Harden has another new contract and another new shoe. It’s been a nice summer for a guy who just turned 37. We already know about Harden’s deal with the Cavaliers.
Cleveland made a few moves this offseason like bringing in Peyton Watson for Max Strus and trading away Dennis Shroder which means there are some changes to the teams overall.
There's been much conversation about how the Cavs should finalize their roster. Of course, things are still a little stagnant as they are yet to make their Cam Whitmore decision since acquiring him as part of their Peyton Watson addition.
After a fairly quiet June and July (in free agency, anyway), the Cavaliers have gone all in during August. They traded Dennis Schroder to the Hornets for Tre Mann.
James Harden has agreed to return to the Cavaliers on a three-year deal. All that needs to happen now is for it to become official. So, what’s the holdup?
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.
Lonzo Ball’s NBA career is quickly turning into a what-if story. Ball had been emerging as a winning player to start the 2020s, and he played a huge role in leading the Chicago Bulls back to the playoffs during the 2021-22 NBA season.
Peyton Watson’s time with the Nuggets has come to an end following the sign-and-trade deal with the Cavaliers that saw him land a four-year, $88 million contract in restricted free agency.
Cam Whitmore remains a member of the Cavaliers. How much longer that remains the case is still being sorted out. Spencer Davies of Cavs Roundtable said
The Ringer has released its latest ranking of the NBA’s top players, and there’s no shortage of material for debate. Start at the very top. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is ranked No.
Cleveland traded Max Strus, Tre Mann, an unprotected 2031 first-round pick, a 2032 Kings second-rounder, a 2027 Clippers second-rounder, and cash in a five-team transaction.
The Denver Nuggets lost one of the most important players on their roster after shipping Peyton Watson away to the Cleveland Cavaliers in a five-team deal.
In the latest edition of his “Game Over” podcast with Max Kellerman, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul explains that he worked to “protect” Peyton Watson by discouraging him from trying to play in the postseason while he was dealing with a strained left hamstring (Twitter video link from NBA writer Damien Peters).
The Denver Nuggets lost 23-year-old Peyton Watson this week. They're pivoting by replacing him with a 37-year-old. DeMar DeRozan plans to continue his Hall of Fame career by signing a one-year deal with the Nuggets.
Longtime NBA big man Tristan Thompson has been hired by Dubai Basketball as a global ambassador, the EuroLeague team announced in a press release. In his
Dennis Schroder is already gone, but the Cleveland Cavaliers are still looking to do some selling. The Cavaliers are making an “active” effort to trade away veteran forward Max Strus, veteran NBA writer Marc Stein reported this week.