Cleveland Cavaliers

Cleveland's poor play has the Cavaliers two losses from being eliminated by the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference finals.

The Cavs bet against Hart, and he made them pay.

Cleveland’s shooting went cold again at the worst possible time.

Josh Hart scored a playoff career-high 26 points, and the Knicks moved halfway to their first NBA Finals appearance since 1999 by beating the Cavaliers 109-93 on Thursday night.

The Cavs look to bounce back after New York dropped a late hammer on them in Game One.

Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals are tonight. The Cleveland Cavaliers are at New York Knicks. Watch starting at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN. Enjoy the game!

SportsLine's Larry Hartstein reveals his Cleveland Cavaliers vs. New York Knicks Game 2 NBA playoff picks for Thursday

Kevin O'Connor & Tom Haberstroh break down the Conference Finals between New York & Cleveland and San Antonio & Oklahoma City.

New York made a key adjustment to storm back in Game 1, but will it need to make a bigger change going forward?

How to watch Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals between the Knicks and the Cavaliers.

The clock is ticking on Cleveland's core, even though the franchise is back in the conference finals for the first time since the LeBron James era ended.

New York is three wins away from the NBA Finals after a miraculous Game 1 comeback... so what does Game 2 have in store?

Spurs-Knicks!? Thunder-Cavaliers!? As the top teams in the East and West battle for an NBA Finals bid, let's break down all four possible series.

New York's massive Game 1 comeback was built off attacking James Harden to a historic level. What can Cleveland do for a Game 2 counter?

The former Warriors assistant banked on the Cavaliers guard getting tired and choking in a playoff game. He was right.

The Cavs will look to bounce back in Game 2.

Roses are red, Cleveland too. Sadly for them, today it’s all about the Orange and Blue. Here’s a humongous Bulletin off a ridiculous Game 1 comeback victory. Mike Brown On Brunson’s MVP-level performance: “Obviously, we don’t get it done if Jalen Brunson doesn’t play like one of the MVP guys in the league. He was […]

ESPN announcer Mike Breen was ready to drop another legendary call, but the ball had other plans.

The soon-to-be free agent appears interested in one last run in Cleveland.

The Knicks shouldn’t have gotten the chance to tie the game with a Landry Shamet three.