James Harden has broken his silence on the moment he realised his time with the Los Angeles Clippers could be coming to an end. After days of speculation, the former MVP has now explained how he processed the possibility of being traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
The trade of Darius Garland for James Harden was a polarizing one among Cleveland Cavaliers fans. Yet Saturday night's win over the Sacramento Kings made one thing clear: Harden remains a star player in the NBA.
Not only was it James Harden's debut in a Cleveland Cavaliers uniform. But it was also Dennis Schroder and Keon Ellis' first game against their former team since coming over from the Sacramento Kings.
Good players tend to succeed in the NBA. Sometimes, though, they find themselves in terrible situations but still find ways to over-achieve. These are the 20 players who carried the worst NBA teams.
Travis Scott made a surprise appearance during James Harden and Donovan Mitchell’s first interview together. James Harden has found a new home in Cleveland, as the former MVP was traded to the Cavaliers last week, pairing him up with Donovan Mitchell.
Donovan Mitchell and James Harden combined to score Cleveland's final 16 points, and the Cavaliers sent the host Sacramento Kings to their 12th consecutive loss with a 132-126 decision on Saturday.
Many believed that LeBron James would be returning to the Cleveland Cavaliers to begin the final portion of his career as soon as the trade deadline. Obviously, the deadline came and went, and LeBron has remained with the Los Angeles Lakers.
New Cleveland Cavaliers star James Harden grabbed a lot of headlines right before Thursday’s NBA trade deadline. This was after reports emerged about the former MVP’s move away from the Los Angeles Clippers.
Lonzo Ball is on the verge of landing with a Western Conference contender after being released by the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Golden State Warriors are hoping to land Ball in the buyout market, according to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line.
As he marveled at Jaylon Tyson growing dramatically in almost every statistical category, Cleveland Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson sounded like a proud parent.
Cleveland Cavaliers forward Jaylon Tyson made waves in recent days after he said that Cleveland is Donovan Mitchell’s city now — implying that the city no longer belongs to the greatest player in franchise history, LeBron James.
The Cavaliers didn’t tiptoe into the 2026 NBA trade deadline. Far from it. Instead, president of basketball operations Koby Altman and his team jumped in headfirst.