The Hawks have shown interest in Mavericks forward Anthony Davis, but the Cavs shouldn't panic because of it.
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Head coach Kenny Atkinson has tried a multitude of lineups to maximize the wing spot, but the Cavs' big win against the Spurs, one thing has become clear about their wing depth.
Donovan Mitchell is having the best season of his career statistically, but the Cleveland Cavaliers cannot ask him to bail them out every night.
Bleacher Report’s Eric Pincus posed a wild trade idea that sees the Cleveland Cavaliers dramatically shake up their roster.
The Cavs need Max Strus to have any hope of a turnaround. Strus’ leadership qualities and toughness are intangibles that Cleveland needs to save their season.
Over his last five games, Darius Garland is averaging 21 points per game, and seven assists. A healthy Garland is the key to Cleveland’s identity.
It is not out of the question for Cleveland to go on a run in the new year. In order for that to happen, they need to accomplish this new year’s resolution.
Being in the starting lineup was something De'Andre Hunter made clear to Kenny Atkinson in the offseason. So far, the results have been uninspiring.
Cleveland currently ranks tenth in offensive rating, and ninth in defensive rating through 25 games. They are one of four teams that are top ten in both categories.
The Cavs are 14-11 thus far. They are currently on pace for 46 wins, a far cry from the 64 wins they had just a season ago, but the panic button should not be pressed yet.Â
Tyson was very candid during his postgame media availability after Cleveland’s disappointing 117-115 to Boston Sunday night.
Through 19 games, the Cavs have already used 11 different starting lineups. Despite all of that, Cleveland has been able to remain afloat in the East, thanks to their hidden advantage.
Lonzo Ball has been exactly what the Cavs have been missing. He has been the perfect fit for Cleveland, thanks to his versatility on both ends of the floor.
Kenny Atkinson challenged Craig Porter Jr. this offseason to take his game and habits to the next level. So far, the results have been positive,
Prior to Garland's return, Cleveland’s offense was sputtering. The Cavs were 26th in offensive rating, 19th in true-shooting percentage, 23rd in points per game, and 18th in assists.
Merrill is averaging almost 15 points per game on 48 percent shooting, and a blistering 48 percent from three-point range on eight attempts per game, and it may not be a fluke.
Tyrese Proctor will have a tough time cracking the rotation, but his skill-set will help him fit in with the Cavs' identity.
It is widely known that in order for the Cavaliers to take the next step, Evan Mobley needs to continue to progress at an All-Star level. One ESPN analyst though questions his ceiling on this team.
Head coach Kenny Atkinson has talked about the Cavs getting back to their defensive identity this year, and they are ninth in defensive rating. But how Cleveland is defending has changed.
ESPN’s Shams Charania reported that All-Star guard Darius Garland is set to return Wednesday against the Philadelphia 76ers. His return could not come at a better time.