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"Ya'll came in, 'It still smells like champagne up in here' we never forgot that" - Mo Williams on how the Dubs provoked the Cavs in 2016 originally appeared on Basketball Network.

There was widespread skepticism during the 2024 offseason about the Cavaliers ' decision to continue moving forward with their four-player core of Donovan Mitchell, Darius Garland, Jarrett Allen, and Evan Mobley after the team struggled to get past the upstart Magic in round one of the playoffs and then was defeated soundly in round two by the eventual champion Celtics.

Cleveland's coaching staff working to slow down the game for their promising rookie while fixing his jump shot mechanics and off-ball defensive awareness.

While the Cavaliers appear more open to moving Darius Garland this summer than in previous offseasons, they won’t just give him away. Far from it. Instead, the Cavs seem more determined to keep Garland,

According to NBA insider Michael Scotto of HoopsHype, the Cavaliers are reportedly interested in hiring Dallas Mavericks assistant Jared Dudley to their coaching staff.

Cleveland.com asked Cavs subtext subscribers to gauge the Pacers' long-term viability. Will they be pain in Cleveland's side for years to come?

Garland has been the nucleus of this team since he was drafted with the No. 5 pick in the 2019 NBA Draft. The only argument the Cavs have in trading Garland is his availability. He’s been extremely injured throughout his career, including the postseason this year, and that’s a problem.

For the third straight year, the Cleveland Cavaliers were bounced early from the NBA Playoffs, this time in a five-game loss to the Indiana Pacers in the conference semifinals. Th

If the Cavaliers want to take the next steps in the playoffs, they may want to consider not changing a thing. Or maybe only making minimal changes. That’s the opinion of one rival NBA scout, who told Hoops Wire he believes “the Cavs are on their way to big things,