Donovan Mitchell being banged up recently hurts, but it doesn’t diminish what Darius Garland has been doing for the Cavs.
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We're once again amid a stretch of games where swingman Cedi Osman has rarely had his number called by the Cavs. That has to end.
As the season has progressed, Cavs wing Isaac Okoro has shown real growth, and is excelling, offensively and defensively.
A slow start was realistic, but Rubio should make an impact on this next Cavs road trip, and start to re-establish himself from there.
After an awful loss on Friday to the Golden State Warriors, the Cavs responded against the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday, led by Evan Mobley's career night.
The Cavs ended up being outgunned by the Golden State Warriors bench on Friday night, essentially. Here, we'll touch on that and more from Friday.
Even with Cavs' trade winds swirling, and him being right in the middle of that, veteran guard/wing Caris LeVert is stepping up for the Wine and Gold.
Second-year big man Evan Mobley looks to be finding his stride once again for the Cavs, as he appears to be generating positive momentum.
The Cavs are reportedly "weighing" pursuing a three-team trade with the Utah Jazz and Atlanta Hawks, and Malik Beasley would be part of their return.
Big man Jarrett Allen is off to a great start to the 2023 portion of the Cavs schedule, and he's continually proving to be one of their best players.
Here, we'll take a closer look at two Cavs players that should be set to improve the rest of the way, as we're a bit past the seasons' halfway point.
The Cavs' bench was outdueled in a loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Saturday night in a game where Donovan Mitchell was not himself.
Ricky Rubio returned on Thursday for the Cavs in a W at the Portland Trail Blazers, and on Friday, Anderson Varejao was re-installed into the organization.
It will take time for him to get reacclimated, but veteran guard Ricky Rubio's return means so much to the Cavs, for multiple reasons.
Ricky Rubio is reportedly likely to return soon for the Cavs, and that boosts playmaking. But his expertise here might be flying under the radar a bit.
Donovan Mitchell shined in his return to Utah to take on the Jazz on Tuesday night. The Cavs as a team, however, couldn't get the W.
Raul Neto has given the Cavs a big-time jolt in recent games, and could be making an argument for perimeter stopper minutes.
With recent reports/rumors in mind, the Cavs should consider pursuing these two feasibly low-cost trade targets as contingencies.
The Cleveland Cavaliers just defeated the Phoenix Suns in a close game on Wednesday night, then at home. Can they do the same on the road?
The Cavs didn't have the game they were looking for at the Denver Nuggets on Friday. We'll touch on that, the teams' small forwards, and more here.