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Despite him being one of the Cleveland Cavaliers' best scorers, Jordan Clarkson has to be greatly considered in Cleveland's trade talks in 2018-19.

The Cleveland Cavaliers fumbled away their chance to grab their first road win of the season with a 102-100 loss to the Orlando Magic on Monday night.

The Cleveland Cavaliers and acting head coach Larry Drew reached a contract agreement Monday evening, and that was a must for the rest of 2018-19.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are going nowhere at this point in the 2018-19 season, and refusing to trade Kyle Korver isn't a great look, either.

The Cleveland Cavaliers and J.R. Smith have to part ways at this point, and the best outcome for the Cavs would involve future draft picks.

With Kevin Love's injury, the Cleveland Cavaliers have Larry Nance Jr., Tristan Thompson, Ante Zizic, Sam Dekker, and Channing Frye at the big position.

After about two weeks of play, and one win, certain players have risen, some have stayed steady and some stocks have fallen for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Former Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Tyronn Lue and former Cleveland Browns head coach Hue Jackson couldn’t be more different.

Acquired in the mid-season overhaul the Cavaliers performed last February, the intrigue surrounding Clarkson is his obvious knack for scoring.

The Cleveland Cavaliers and guard J.R. Smith have had a good relationship, and he'll never be forgotten for what he did in The Land.

The Cleveland Cavaliers and J.R. Smith aren't going to be the best of friends anymore, and the two should part ways at this point.

The Cleveland Cavaliers started off strong, but it wasn't enough as the Denver Nuggets were able to pull away with a convincing 110-91 win.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have to be addressing the future at this point, and reportedly shopping Kyle Korver is a good step in that direction.

The Cleveland Cavaliers reportedly won't have Kevin Love for a while, and although that hurts, it should open up more opportunities for other guys.

The Cleveland Cavaliers finally won their first game of the 2018-19 season last night, and even though it was a long time coming, it's encouraging.

The Cleveland Cavaliers don't have much going their way lately, but a reported 2022 All-Star Game hosting announcement brings some excitement at least.