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Lonzo Ball 'happy to still be playing' after Cleveland Cavaliers trade, sets championship goal with new team
If not for a two-year absence tied to a knee injury and complications from surgery, Lonzo Ball would likely be entering the prime of his NBA career. Instead, the former No. 2 overall pick said he is thankful to be playing at all.
Cavs podcast host Mack Perry put out the idea that the Cavs could bring back legend Kevin Love if he were to get bought out.
Here we will look at the one move that the Cleveland Cavaliers still must make to improve their roster during 2025 NBA free ...
Auditions are open for the Cleveland Cavaliers’ dance, cheer and drum-performance teams. The team is holding auditions for ...
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NBA: Cavaliers re-sign Sam Merrill, Nance back for 2nd stintThe Cleveland Cavaliers will have a pair of familiar players back next NBA season. The Cavs announced on Sunday they have ...
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Sportsbooks have already posted odds on all 30 NBA teams' over/under (the amount of games a team will win in the regular ...
The Cleveland Cavaliers have made some solid free agency moves so far, but health remains a key question.
Three teams project to be into the dreaded second apron of the NBA luxury tax ahead of the 2025-26 season, with another four ...
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Following the loss, team president Pat Riley hinted at major roster changes coming over the offseason, but through the first ...
Ricky Rubio, the Spanish basketball prodigy once hailed as a generational playmaker, has always been a quiet enigma in the ...
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