The Cleveland Cavaliers will look slightly different this year, as they have a new wing. They added Peyton Watson, and that move required parting ways with a fan favorite.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have high hopes heading into 2026-27. Why shouldn’t they? They are fresh off of their first eastern conference finals appearances since 2018.
As mid-August approaches and NBA training camps loom on the horizon, all eyes across the league remain locked on ten-time All-Star James Harden. After
How many of the players to score the most points in one game for each NBA team in the 2025-26 season can you name in five minutes?
Should the Cavaliers finally move on from Jarrett Allen? That’s the argument made by Nick Pedone of Cavaliers on SI, who suggested Cleveland may need to cash in one of its most valuable trade assets to address a bigger need on the wing.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
The Cavaliers haven’t moved on from Jonathan Kuminga. Kuminga hasn’t moved any closer to Cleveland, either. According to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, the Cavs remain interested in the unrestricted free agent even after agreeing to a one-year deal with Mario Hezonja.
LeBron James has yet to reach a deal with the Lakers in free agency. So naturally, people are still going to bring up the Cavaliers. More specifically, ESPN’s Brian Windhorst said the Lakers would have immediate interest in a sign-and-trade involving James if it meant acquiring Cavs center Jarrett Allen.
Could the Lakers resolve LeBron's future with this interesting move?
The Cavaliers are expected to explore ways to improve their roster this offseason, and one suggested move would add a player opposing fans tend to love to hate.
LaMelo Ball needs to be surrounded by the right pieces. The Charlotte Hornets know this. They spent the 2025-26 season proving they belong in the Eastern Conference conversation before discovering exactly where they still fall short.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The NBA offseason is often shaped by painful postseason lessons. Few teams learned harsher truths in 2026 than the Cleveland Cavaliers and New Orleans Pelicans.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are in do-or-die mode as they’re down 3-0 in their series against the New York Knicks. It was another game where the Cavs found themselves down for most of the game, and they couldn’t find a rhythm to get back in it.
The Cleveland Cavaliers walked out of Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night carrying the weight of a collapse that may haunt them for quite some time.
The Pistons' magical season is over, and both conference finals series are set. Here are the winners and losers from Game 7 in Detroit.
A hard-fought game came down to the Pistons' control of the paint in a 111-101 win.
The Oklahoma City Thunder and the Detroit Pistons each collected Game 1 victories to start their second-round playoff series.
Game 7 of the playoffs always adds extra pressure, but Jarrett Allen turned this pressure into brilliance for his team. The series finale came down to an unexpected hero taking over the court.
How many of the players in NBA history to score at least 20 points and haul in at least 15 rebounds in Game 7 of a postseason series since the NBA/ABA merger can you name in five minutes?
Jarrett Allen made a significant difference for the Cleveland Cavaliers in their Game 7 win over the Toronto Raptors on Sunday. Allen's contributions helped the Cavaliers outlast the Raptors and advance to the Eastern Conference semifinals, with a 114-102 win.
One key role player made history as the Cleveland Cavaliers punched their ticket to the second round with a 114-102 win over the Toronto Raptors on Sunday night. While it took a total team effort for the Cavaliers to clinch their first-round series in seven games, Jarrett Allen stepped up more than anyone else.
The one area everyone expects the Charlotte Hornets to make a move this season is in the frontcourt. Whether that's trading Miles Bridges and rocking with an undersized center in Moussa Diabaté, or finding an upgrade at center and moving "Moose" to the bench.
Draymond Green is looking to add to his lengthy list of enemies.
After 620 career games, Jarrett Allen wants a change. A nine-year marriage, an inseparable connection, through thick and thin. But Allen has admitted it’s time for something else.
Jarrett Allen is back on the floor for the Cavaliers, but apparently, he’s not all the way back. Allen missed 10 straight games in March with what team sources described as “severe” tendonitis in his right knee.
The Cavaliers could have their starting center back for Friday’s rematch against the Heat, according to Anthony Chiang of The Miami Herald, who tweets that Jarrett Allen has been upgraded to questionable.
Starting center Jarrett Allen continues to deal with tendonitis in his right knee and will miss Cleveland’s upcoming three-game road trip, which begins on Tuesday in Milwaukee, the Cavaliers announced in a press release (Twitter link).
The Cavaliers will try to get back on track Friday night in Dallas. They will have to do it without one of their most dependable players. Center Jarrett Allen has been ruled out again, marking his fourth straight missed game.
Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen offered words of hope after exiting Tuesday’s 113-109 home win over the Pistons. ”I’ll be all right,” Allen told Tom Withers of the Associated Press.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are taking on the Detroit Pistons tonight in the conclusion of a marquee Eastern Conference season series. However, things quickly went sideways for the team.
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