Cleveland Cavaliers

In some ways, it’s fitting that Leon Rose and the Knicks are headed to the NBA Finals after knocking out Donovan Mitchell and the Cavaliers.

In the wake of getting swept by the Knicks in the Eastern Conference finals, Donovan Mitchell reiterated his commitment to the Cavs, expressed confidence in his partnership with James Harden and said he'd like to see Cleveland's core remain together.

CLEVELAND (AP) — New York Knicks sweep Cleveland Cavaliers in Eastern Conference finals, advance to 1st NBA Finals since 1999.

Two straight sweeps carry our heroes into the Finals.

The New York Knicks made a commitment to Jalen Brunson four years ago, signing him as a free agent and building their team around him. Brunson proved they made the right decision by leading them to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999. The All-Star point guard averaged 25.5 points and 7.8 assists during New York's sweep of the Cleveland Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference finals, earning the Larry Bird Trophy as the series MVP.

Cleveland cares not for Celebrity Row.

Mitchell and James Harden both vowed to return next season.

Cleveland's future is as uncertain as any team’s in the league.

Knicks fans are, indeed, partying like it’s 1999.

The situation would be an interesting one, considering other famous Knicks fans are expected to be in attendance.

"It's just too expensive," a Queens resdient who spent just $137 for a Rocket Arena ticket said of Knicks game prices at MSG. "The cheapest ticket is like $500, $600. Even then, I can't get myself to pay for that."

New York heads to the Finals on an 11-game win streak. The Cavaliers head into an offseason with a lot of questions.

The Cavaliers are headed home, and Charles Barkley has an idea why

The NBA Finals won't start until June 3, so the schedule will do something that the Atlanta Hawks, Philadelphia 76ers and Cleveland Cavaliers could not in recent weeks. It'll prevent the New York Knicks from winning. The Knicks are headed to the NBA Finals, and they're headed there on a roll like few others in league history.

ESPN's 'Inside the NBA' crew didn't hold back on the 'quitting" Cavaliers' during their Game 4 halftime show.

The Cavaliers’ season ends with a whimper.

Donovan Mitchell and the Cavaliers finally got past the second round and face-planted in the Eastern Conference finals. Cleveland's season ended with a resounding, demoralizing and embarrassing 130-93 loss on Monday night in Game 4 to the New York Knicks, who swept the series and advanced to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999. Playing on tired and wobbly legs after being pushed to seven games by Toronto and Detroit in the earlier rounds, the Cavs, whose fate was sealed when they ble...

With a commanding Game 4 win over the Cavaliers on Monday night, the Knicks officially completed a Eastern Conference Finals sweep and booked their ticket to the Finals.

NY looks to win their eleventh straight and punch their ticket to the Finals.

Happy Memorial Day! Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals is tonight between the New York Knicks and the Cleveland Cavaliers. Watch it on ESPN at 8 p.m. ET. The Knicks lead the series 3-0 and will win their first Eastern Conference championship since 1999 if they win tonight. Enjoy the game everyone!