The Cavaliers finally notched their first win of the season, and Donovan Mitchell wasn’t all that thrilled. Not because of the outcome, but because of how it nearly slipped away, writes Cleveland.com’s Chris Fedor.
After a flat-out unacceptable performance in the Cleveland Cavaliers’ season opener, Jarrett Allen let his game respond for him on Friday in familiar territory at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
It was a dicey fourth quarter, but the Cleveland Cavaliers held off the Brooklyn Nets 131-124 to pick up their first win of the season. Despite blowing a 25-point lead, the Cavs dug in for the final four minutes and played physical basketball to avoid a full collapse.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
Jarrett Allen pulled off a solid dunk highlight during the Cleveland Cavaliers’ regular-season matchup against the Brooklyn Nets on Friday night. Going into the contest, the Cavaliers lost their season-opener on the road to the New York Knicks on Wednesday night.
The Cavaliers opened up their season in New York on Wednesday vs. the Knicks. The Knicks held a big halftime lead, but Cleveland got back in the game in the third quarter with a strong showing from Donovan Mitchell, who poured in 21.
The Cleveland Cavaliers take on the Brooklyn Nets tonight at 7:30 pm EST. Let’s look at FanDuel’s betting lines for the game. It’s hard to argue with this one.
The lights at Madison Square Garden were once again too bright for Cleveland Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen. The Cavaliers lost their season opener to the New York Knicks on Wednesday 119-111.
After a 64-18 record last season, the Cleveland Cavaliers and their young core established themselves as the top team in the Eastern Conference. Although injuries eventually derailed their postseason run, the Cavs, led by Donovan Mitchell, Darius Garland, and Evan Mobley, have displayed the potential to emerge as contenders.
There’s no denying the frontcourt pairing of Jarrett Allen and Evan Mobley has worked, but hey, that’s not about to stop the speculation. Sports Illustrated’s Chris Mannix reports that teams are “monitoring how Cleveland starts the season,” with some rival executives wondering if Allen could eventually hit the trade block.
Let me know if you have heard this before, Cleveland Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen is generating buzz around the league as a name who could be on the move.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are coming off a successful regular season where they won an Eastern Conference-high 64 games. That success has come with a significant financial cost, placing them in a unique and challenging position within the league.
Last season, Jarrett Allen played all 82 games for the Cleveland Cavaliers. The team won 64 games, which was the 2nd most they've ever achieved in a season.
Last season, Cleveland Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen was an iron man. Allen started all 82 regular season games for the Cavaliers, helping the team win 64 games and secure the No.
Last season, big man Jarrett Allen was the epitome of an iron man for the Cleveland Cavaliers. He was the only player on the team to appear in every one of its 82 contests in the 2024-25 regular season, and he didn’t sit out a single game during Cleveland’s time in the 2025 NBA Playoffs, either.
It was a much more intense Day 2 of training camp for the Cleveland Cavaliers at IMG Academy than when they arrived on Tuesday. “I don’t know how long we were out there.
As long as the Cleveland Cavaliers have had their Core Four intact, the organization has stood by its side from the top down. There’s good reason for that if the last two league champions are used as a measuring stick for success.
Cleveland Cavaliers big man Jarrett Allen has been named a “dream trade target” by Greg Swartz of Bleacher Report for the Chicago Bulls, Los Angeles Lakers, Memphis Grizzlies and New Orleans Pelicans. Allen appeared in all 82 games for the Cavaliers this season.
How about a reunion? In a change from the typical chatter—often revolving around trading up in the 2025 NBA Draft or pursuing Giannis Antetokounmpo—what if the Brooklyn Nets targeted a familiar face to beef up their frontcourt?
Cleveland Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen is expected to undergo an MRI on Saturday, one day after injuring his right hand during the team's lopsided 142-105 rout of the visiting New York Knicks.