With news that another injury will keep Cleveland Cavaliers All-Star point guard Darius Garland sidelined, it’s getting harder and harder to believe this team will ever get back to full strength.
In an 82-game NBA season, any team that struggles to start and finds its way to success later has a game where it finally breaks through. If the Cleveland
The Cavaliers received clarity on Darius Garland, even if the timeline remains fluid. The Cavs announced that Garland has been diagnosed with a Grade one sprain of his right great toe and will be re-evaluated in seven to 10 days.
It's hard for everything to go right in the NBA, whether that's due to managerial decisions, bad luck with injuries, or other factors. In league history, there are some moments that stand out, moments that could have gone in a completely different direction and drastically changed the league.
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.
For every young basketball player, the dream is to become the best. It’s to become the face of a franchise and become “the guy.” For Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell, that dream has become a reality.
This one felt bigger than a single night. The Cavaliers were short-handed again, on the road again, and staring down a tight finish against the 76ers. What resulted was the clearest snapshot yet of how far Jaylon Tyson has come.
The Cleveland Cavaliers may not be on pace to tally another 60-win season, but they are still a competent team in playoff contention. Unfortunately, injuries have seriously derailed this group from forming cohesion.
As the Cleveland Cavaliers manage to find their footing at the midpoint of the season, the emergence of a second-year player may just be the key to success.
The Cleveland Cavaliers notched their second win in a row with a 117-115 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday. Jaylon Tyson took point for the Cavs with 39 points, a career-high for the second-year wing.
The Cleveland Cavaliers secured a 117-115 road victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday night, as Jaylon Tyson willed his team to victory with his all-around effort, especially with Darius Garland (foot), Sam Merrill (hand), and Dean Wade (knee) on the sidelines.
This one had every reason to go sideways. Short-handed roster. Sloppy start. Late mistakes. And yet the Cavaliers walked out with it anyway. They beat the Philadelphia 76ers 117-115 on the road, and they did it behind a performance that may end up meaning more than just one win.
For roughly 40 minutes on Friday night, the Philadelphia 76ers looked like the team everyone in the ‘City of Brotherly Love” keeps praying they will be.
The short-handed Cleveland Cavaliers needed every one of Tyson's 39 points Friday night. That is, until the game's crucial moment, when he delivered an assist on the game-winning dunk.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are in need of a bit more defensive consistency. Whether it's inside the paint or outside the arc, Cleveland's had its fair share of ups and downs this season.
Just a year ago, the Cleveland Cavaliers were the team to beat in the East. They finished No. 1 in the conference and, despite a disappointing postseason run, were expected to come back with vengeance and pick up right where they left off.