Team owner Dan Gilbert is not pleased with what he’s seeing from the Cavaliers. Very much not pleased. According to Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com, speaking
Owner Dan Gilbert has been “very unhappy” with the Cavaliers‘ performance this season, particularly over the past few weeks as the team has dropped eight of its last 11 games, Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com reported (Twitter video link) on the Wine and Gold Talk podcast (YouTube link).
Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert and his wife Jennifer announced Friday they are ending their marriage after three decades together. “After 30 meaningful years filled with love and gratitude, we have together made the difficult decision to end our marriage,” the Gilberts said in a joint statement, via the Detroit News.
How many of the active NBA players with at least 10 40-point games in their career can you name in five minutes?
It’s been a rough offseason for NBA veteran Malik Beasley, and his challenges are only continuing to mount. The latest? The free agent NBA guard was evicted this week from his downtown Detroit apartment, according to The Detroit News.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
Victor Oladipo hasn’t played in the best basketball league in the world since he suited up in two games for the Miami Heat in the 2023 NBA Playoffs, yet at the age of 33, he’s attempting to make a professional comeback.
The Cleveland Cavaliers gave president of basketball operations Koby Altman, general manager Mike Gansey, assistant general manager Brandon Weems, vice
Cleveland Cavaliers majority owner Dan Gilbert continues to make investments in Cleveland, both on and off the court. In a partnership with Rock Entertainment
Chris Paul is stepping into the world of storytelling with his new production company, Ohh Dip!!!, launched in partnership with Words + Pictures. And one of the first stories he wants to tell is about a deal that could’ve changed NBA history.
The chances of LeBron James returning to the Cleveland Cavaliers are slim thanks to the salary cap issues involved. And because of one important figure in Cleveland who may want no part of a James return.
Dan Gilbert’s Rock Entertainment Group will own and operate the new franchise. It's official: the WNBA is coming to The Land. Dan Gilbert’s Rock Entertainment Group and the City of Cleveland have officially been awarded the 16th franchise in the WNBA according to an official press release.
Gilbert purchased the Cavs for $375 million in 2005. Cleveland Cavaliers team owner Dan Gilbert is reportedly seeking to sell a 15% stake of the franchise, according to Sportico.
Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert may be looking to downsize.
According to reports from Sportico, Cleveland Cavaliers majority owner Dan Gilbert is looking to sell a minority stake in the franchise. The same report shares that Gilbert has retained Allen & Company has been engaged to facilitate the potential sale, which could involve up to 15% of the franchise.
Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia and Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert have a long-standing rivalry based on their mortgage businesses. Now Ishbia has struck a blow by hiring one of the Cavaliers assistant coaches as his new head coach.
The Cleveland Cavaliers signed Evan Mobley to a five-year, $224 million extension last summer. It was a no-brainer move. By winning Defensive Player of the Year this season, Mobley triggered a clause in his contract that calls for him to increase the first-year salary of his rookie-scale extension from 25% to 30% of the salary cap.
Barring major unforeseen changes, the Cleveland Cavaliers will have a large payroll once again in the 2025-26 season. After all, they have five players under contract who are set to make at least $20 million in the campaign, and guard Donovan Mitchell and big man Evan Mobley are in line to earn over $46 million apiece.
It's going to be an interesting offseason for the Cleveland Cavaliers, who lost in the second round of the NBA Playoffs for the second consecutive season.
According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, Dan Gilbert is comfortable absorbing luxury tax costs as long as the Cleveland Cavaliers are legitimate title contenders.
The snow machines, which were supposed to be used for a 'Cavalanche' scoring run, were only used once
Gilbert is not the only one who made some playoff moves that aged terribly.
On Tuesday evening, the Cleveland Cavaliers had their season come to an end when they lost to the Indiana Pacers by a score of 114-105. Despite being the first seed in the Eastern Conference, the Cavs were unable to get out of the second round.
On Sunday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers played the Indiana Pacers (at home) for Game 4 of their second-round playoff series. The Cavs lost by a score of 129-109.
On Sunday, the Cavaliers fell into a familiar 3-1 hole against the Pacers in their conference semifinals series.
On Thursday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers played the Oklahoma City Thunder (in Oklahoma). The Cavs were blown out by a score of 134-114. After the game, Dan Gilbert sent out a post (via X) that had over 900 likes and 20,000 impressions in one hour.
Suffice to say, it's more than a business dispute at this point. Don't expect any trades between the Suns and Cavaliers any time soon. Or even a handshake.
Almost all of the NBA's owners voted to approve Mat Ishbia … except Cleveland's Dan Gilbert. It turns out, the two have longstanding animosity between one another.
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