While the Cleveland Cavaliers may still run back the core four next season, there's a very real possibility that some of the Wine and Gold's role players could be on the move this offseason.
Despite finishing with the 2024-25 season with the best regular season since 2009, the Cleveland Cavaliers will have an uphill battle heading into the 2025 NBA offseason.
An NBA player has come off of the bench to score 20 or more points in a Finals game on 41 occasions in league history. How many of the players to do it can you name in six minutes?
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Isaac Okoro is one of the longest-tenured players on the roster. He’s spent five seasons in a Cavaliers uniform, and the Cavaliers are the only team he’s played for since they drafted him with the No.
While the rumor mill is buzzing, the Cavaliers’ are likely to keep their core together unloess they get an offer that sweeps them off their feet, one opposing scout told Hoops Wire.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have an interesting offseason ahead. The front office doesn't have to break up its roster to be a championship contender next season, but it could make a couple of moves to give itself flexibility moving forward.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have bigger fish to fry than to worry about the offseason right now, as they are preparing to face the Indiana Pacers in Game 5 of their second-round NBA playoff series.
The blueprint for Okoro’s playoff success is there. Picture this. Isaac Okoro is standing in the corner, waiting for one of his teammates to pass him the ball.
Right now, the Cleveland Cavaliers' players and coaching staff should be on their impending playoff run, which could be a defining moment in the franchise's history.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have dealt with injuries to key members of their bench unit all season, but after Friday’s game against the New York Knicks, the team is fully healthy.
Following a week to rest and recover during the All-Star break, the Cleveland Cavaliers have made some injury updates ahead of their game Thursday in Brooklyn.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have about two months to prepare for the NBA playoffs, which means that head coach Kenny Atkinson will have some crucial decisions to make.
The Boston Celtics are 35-15 which is good for the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference behind the 40-9 Cleveland Cavaliers, who they take on Tuesday evening.
Will defense-first Cleveland Cavaliers wing Isaac Okoro suit up against the Boston Celtics on Tuesday, in the latest rematch of the Eastern Conference's top two teams?
The Cleveland Cavaliers must make a move before the trade deadline closes. There has been much discourse about the Wine and Gold's mindset over the next few weeks.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are expected to be without forward Isaac Okoro for more than two weeks because of a sprained AC joint in his right shoulder. Okoro's injury occurred during the third quarter of Monday's 130-101 road victory against the Brooklyn Nets.
Cavaliers wing Isaac Okoro has been diagnosed with a sprained AC joint in his right shoulder and will miss at least two weeks, which is when he’ll be reexamined, the team announced in a press release.
Cleveland Cavaliers small forward Isaac Okoro has had a solid, if unspectacular first four NBA seasons since being selected fifth overall during the 2020 draft. He can now add a unique note to his resume.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have yet to make a decision with Isaac Okoro, who remains a restricted free agent with the start of the 2024-25 NBA season a little over a month away.
It may be just a matter of time before the Cleveland Cavaliers and Isaac Okoro part ways. Okoro is one of only four or five NBA restricted free agents left on the market, and that could be a sign the Cavs are potentially ready to move on.