Cleveland Cavaliers

Which Cavs prospect do you believe is most important to the future?

A third stint with the Cavs doesn’t seem likely.

“I won a chip in Cleveland, they haven’t invited me back once, and it’s been 10 years.”

Mitchell, coming off his first conference finals appearance, inked a new long-term deal with Cleveland on Tuesday

Members of the Cleveland Cavaliers' 2016 championship team traveled to the United Kingdom for a reunion trip that included golfing and wine.

Two recent mock drafts have Sergio De Larrera ending up in Cleveland.

The Bulls used the fourth overall pick on North Carolina's Caleb Wilson, considered perhaps the best athlete with one of the highest upsides in this year's draft.

Ellis couldn’t fix the Cavaliers’ defensive woes or knock down enough shots to keep defenses honest.

Kyrie Irving hit the shot that helped deliver Cleveland its long-awaited championship.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are hoping to bring LeBron James back this offseason, but a big part of their pitch is ensuring their two stars, Donovan Mitchell and

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Donovan Mitchell has made his commitment to the Cavaliers. Now, it appears he’d welcome another familiar face doing the same. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, Mitchell “would embrace” the possibility of LeBron James signing with Cleveland if the NBA’s all-time leading scorer decides to return for a third stint with the franchise. The report isn’t […] The post Donovan Mitchell reportedly would embrace a LeBron James return to Cavs appeared first on Hoops Wire.

Donovan Mitchell has agreed to a 4-year, $273 million maximum extension with the Cavs, including a player option for the 2030-31 season, per his agent.

It’s officially been 10 years since the words “Cleveland, this is for you” echoed off the walls of Rocket Arena from LeBron James. Members of the 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers have...

A longer deal would give the Cavaliers more flexibility this summer.

Cleveland’s path through the conference got more difficult this summer.

According to Shams Charania of ESPN, the Cleveland Cavaliers have signed Donovan Mitchell to a four-year, $273 million contract extension to keep him in town

The Cavaliers have made their decision: Donovan Mitchell is a guy worth going all in for.

Injuries did not derail Strus’s impact in the postseason.

The Cavs are bringing CPJ back for the final year of his contract.