The Cleveland Cavaliers fell in historic fashion to the Orlando Magic as Cleveland's bench struggled heavily to produce, leading to questions surrounding who deserves minutes in Game Four.
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This year's playoffs has shown a new Jarrett Allen for the Cleveland Cavaliers, setting a tone and rebounding at a historic level against the Orlando Magic.
The Cleveland Cavaliers will host the Orlando Magic for round one of the NBA Playoffs and will need an offensive leap from Evan Mobley to come out on top.
Looking back on offseason and mid-season moves, Bleacher Report's Andy Bailey handed the Cleveland Cavaliers a solid grade as they approach the playoffs.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are struggling, and their star core will have to trust in the veteran depth to lift them in the playoffs.
The young Cleveland Cavaliers need a veteran to lift them in the playoffs, and Max Strus has proven ready for the challenge in his first season.
Jarrett Allen has been the Cleveland Cavaliers' leader throughout a strenuous regular season.
Through two games with the Cleveland Cavaliers, Marcus Morris, Sr. is showing his immediate fit with the young contending squad.
After overcoming strenuous injuries, Cleveland Cavaliers star Darius Garland has found his stride at the perfect time to make a postseason push.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are banged up with injury again, which could open up an opportunity for rookie Emoni Bates to make his impact in the final stretch of the season.
The Cleveland Cavaliers need more out of their bench leader if they are going to survive their latest injury-riddled stretch.
These two Cleveland Cavaliers may be deciding factors for the team's success and playoff positioning over the final stretch of the regular season.
In recent years, the Cleveland Cavaliers have been crafty in discovering and developing overlooked prospects. This season's surprise success adds to that list.
Evan Mobley has done solid work thus far since he's returned for the Cavs, and leading into the closing stretch, that's very promising.
Donovan Mitchell is clearly an offensive juggernaut for the Cleveland Cavaliers, but his defensive play also deserves its flowers.
Sam Merrill continues to make the most of every opportunity given while on the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Regardless of the lack of an All-Star starting nod, Donovan Mitchell has been playing outstanding ball and continues to lead this Cavaliers group.
Sam Merrill has indeed been "money" from beyond the arc, and his Cavaliers teammates want him in the Three-Point Contest during All-Star Weekend.
Rookie Craig Porter Jr. continues to show he never has to "get ready" for the Cavs, even with minutes variance.
The Cavaliers' revamped style on offense should put less of an onus on Darius Garland, and he should be able to be eased into things more when he is back.