Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson was brutally honest about Darius Garland‘s status for Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals on Sunday. Basically, Atkinson wasn’t ready to predict whether Garland would play vs.
The Indiana Pacers will soon face the No. 1 seed Cleveland Cavaliers in their second-round series. The Pacers dominated one division rival, and they will
The Cleveland Cavaliers took care of business in the opening round of the NBA playoffs. Cleveland took care of the Miami Heat with a clean 4-0 sweep. Perhaps the most impressive part of the lopsided sweep for the Cavs was that they played the two road games without one of their best players.
Hollywood loves basketball movies and basketball players, which succeed on the big screen at about the same rate as Shaq at the free throw line, which is to say infrequently.
After the Cleveland Cavaliers swept the Miami Heat and the Indiana Pacers dispatched the Milwaukee Bucks in five games, the two victors will meet in the Eastern Conference Semifinals.
All-Star point guard Darius Garland didn’t play in the final two games of the Cavaliers’ first-round sweep, and Heat forward Kyle Anderson suggested perhaps that wasn’t such a bad thing.
The Miami Heat's season ended Monday as the Cleveland Cavaliers completed the most lopsided sweep in the NBA's history. In the first two games, the Heat lost by a combined 30 points.
Recently, the Miami Heat were on the wrong end of the most lopsided playoff series in NBA history, being outscored by the Cleveland Cavaliers by 122 points in their four-game sweep.
Draymond Green was hoping to win his second Defensive Player of the Year award this season, but it wasn't to be. Green finished third in DPOY voting, with Cleveland Cavaliers big man Evan Mobley taking home the award.
Darius Garland will get at least a couple more days off, after the Cavaliers ruled the All-Star guard out of Game 4 of their Eastern Conference first-round series against the Heat on Monday night.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are looking to be the second team to book their place in the next round of the NBA playoffs. The Oklahoma City Thunder made easy work of the Memphis Grizzlies as the No.
There usually is not much controversy surrounding the Defensive Player of the Year award in the NBA, but this year has been completely different. When San Antonio Spurs phenom Victor Wembanyama was ruled out for the season with a blood clot, it was a free for all for the award.
The Cleveland Cavaliers and Miami Heat, two gritty and defensive minded teams, are currently engaged in a heated first round playoff matchup. To everyone’s surprise, aside from game two when Cleveland almost blew a double digit lead, they are running away with the series.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are on the brink of their first playoff sweep since 2018, but they may need to complete the job without one of their stars. Darius Garland, who missed Game 3 with a left great toe sprain, is officially listed as questionable for Game 4 against the Miami Heat.
The Eastern Conference has a playoff series where a team has taken a commanding 3-0 lead. Cleveland stacked a third straight victory on top of Miami in Saturday’s game three matchup.
Playing without Darius Garland did not slow down the Eastern Conference's No. 1-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers, as they combined balanced offense and stifling defense to overpower the host Miami Heat in Saturday's Game 3 matchup, 124-87.
No Darius Garland, almost no issue whatsoever. That was the story in Miami, as the Cavaliers dominated the first three quarters on their way to a 124-87 road win over the Heat in their first-round playoff series.
Let’s hand it to the Inside the NBA crew. They know how to keep things fun in their final season. No less than Shaquille O’Neal did just that when discussing the sprained toe injury that sidelined Cavaliers guard Darius Garland ahead of Game 3 vs.
The Cavaliers made it fairly clear based on their offensive strategy in the first two games of their series against the Heat that they were targeting a perceived weak link on Miami’s defense.
The short-handed Cleveland Cavaliers trailed the full-strength New York Knicks by as much as 23 points last Friday night in Madison Square Garden. The Cavs looked like they had thrown in the towel until point guard Darius Garland took over.