With the Boston Celtics in town to face the Cleveland Cavaliers in The Land on Wednesday, recent playoff memories come to mind.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers wouldn't have won the 2016 NBA title over the Golden State Warriors without Tristan Thompson and Richard Jefferson.
Nearing the halfway point of the season, while it'd be unlikely that they'd do it, the Cleveland Cavaliers do still have a fighting shot at the postseason.
What's in store for the Cleveland Cavaliers in the second half of the season? We'll take a look at that here with the NBA releasing second half schedules.
The Cleveland Cavaliers' success in their recent history has been solely because of LeBron James, as they are amid a full-rebuild once again.
The Cleveland Cavaliers got off to a strong start to this 2020-21 season, but have fallen off since. So what happened to them?
The Cleveland Cavaliers-San Antonio Spurs game originally set for Wednesday evokes memories of LeBron James carrying the squad to the 2007 NBA Finals.
What exactly are the Cleveland Cavaliers losing by not having Kevin Love out on the floor at the moment? We'll get into that here.
Should the Cleveland Cavaliers pursue the postseason, or focus on developing young talent? We'll dive into that sort of thing here.
The Cleveland Cavaliers might have a slight advantage versus the LA Clippers on Wednesday, when factoring in the rest/LA road back-to-back element.