Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen is dealing with a fracture in his left ring finger, but for now, the plan is for him to keep playing through it. As relayed by Cleveland.com’s Chris Fedor, Allen injured the finger during pregame warmups Wednesday in Boston, feeling discomfort but opting to play anyway in the Cavs’ loss to the Celtics.
The Cleveland Cavaliers’ resolve is being tested early in what they hope to be a title-winning 2025-26 campaign. Already down one key player in two-time All-Star selection Darius Garland, who’s making his way back from a toe injury, another one of their starters has landed on the injury report: Jarrett Allen.
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.
Cavaliers guard Darius Garland is nearing his season debut. A source told ClutchPoints’ Spencer Davies that Garland has been “scrimmaging and everything” in practice with no restrictions after recovering from offseason toe surgery.
The Cavaliers’ injury list is growing. Cleveland announced Thursday that center Jarrett Allen fractured his left ring finger during Wednesday night’s loss in Boston.
Jarrett Allen's time as the starting center for the Cleveland Cavaliers is up. The time that he's spent on the court hasn't been up to par with what the organization needs, especially if they are really wanting to potentially contend for an NBA championship in a few months.
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Darius Garland was assigned and recalled from the G League this week, spending time with the Cleveland Charge to continue his conditioning and get practice reps as he recovers from left great toe surgery.
To say that in the last 48 hours, fans have seen two different sides to the Cleveland Cavaliers would be an understatement. From a solid, all-around showing against Detroit on Monday that was arguably the Cavs’ best performance so far, to perhaps their worst 48 hours later, when they lost 125-105 to the Boston Celtics on Wednesday.
Only five games into the NBA season, one former player-turned-analyst has already voiced his opinion on the Cleveland Cavaliers’ start. After dropping their first game to the New York Knicks, the Cavaliers bounced back and reeled off three wins in a row before losing on Wednesday night to the Boston Celtics.
As Cleveland has been riding a three-game winning streak, they had just come off their best win of the season against Detroit, winning by 21. Cleveland
Although there wasn’t much to like about the Cleveland Cavaliers’ latest 125-105 loss to the Boston Celtics at the TD Garden, Jaylon Tyson proved to be a bright spot.
The Cleveland Cavaliers were boat raced by a Boston Celtics skeleton crew 105-125. It was a game defined by the Cavaliers’ poor defensive effort and energy on the glass.
The Cavaliers received some promising news regarding their all-star guard this week while the team is on plays in their first stretch of away games. Darius
Donovan Mitchell has started off his fourth season with the Cleveland Cavaliers strong. Throughout his first four games, the 29-year-old guard has once again been the team’s primary scoring option.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are on the road against the Boston Celtics. Here are three keys to tonight’s game. Boston’s frontcourt has taken a few hits since last year.
Donovan Mitchell has been on a scoring mission. Through the first week of the 2025-26 NBA season, the Cleveland Cavaliers’ dynamic guard is averaging 31.3 points in over 33 minutes a night in a four-game sample size with a .564/.355/.788 slash line.
The Cleveland Cavaliers will be without another of their main starters for Wednesday’s game against the Boston Celtics. But it presents an opportunity for one of the Cavs’ role players off the bench to prove their worth again with a chance of slotting into the starting lineup for the trip to Boston.
Donovan Mitchell will attempt to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to their fourth straight victory when they visit the Boston Celtics on Wednesday night. Since opening the season with a 119-111 loss to New York, Cleveland has wins over Brooklyn (131-124), Milwaukee (118-113) and Detroit (116-95).
The Cleveland Cavaliers have just played their third game in four nights, and head coach Kenny Atkinson strongly believes that it’s time for the NBA to revisit the idea of trimming the schedule.
Donovan Mitchell pumped in 35 points and the visiting Cleveland Cavaliers won their third straight, pounding the Detroit Pistons 116-95 on Monday night.
The Cleveland Cavaliers’ promising start to the season has taken a worrying turn tonight. Against the Detroit Pistons, Cavs guard Sam Merrill was forced to leave the floor early after starting the game strongly.
The Cleveland Cavaliers took a gamble by trading for oft-injured guard Lonzo Ball in the offseason. The move, assuming Ball can capture some of his old magic, would give the Cavaliers another ball-dominant facilitator with good court vision and strong defensive skill sets.
The Cleveland Cavaliers had an All-Star center, the reigning Defensive Player of the Year and a four-game winning streak over the New York Knicks, whose starting center was out with an injury. In the opener, it was the Knicks who dominated inside and got a 119-111 win.