Donovan Mitchell and the Cleveland Cavaliers won 64 games during the regular season, captured the top seed in the Eastern Conference, and had two winning streaks of at least 15 games.

The NBA’s second apron is basically a pair of handcuffs placed on franchises that consistently are over the NBA’s soft salary cap. But instead of it being just

The Cleveland Cavaliers will be on the FanDuel Sports Network for at least one more season, according to recent reports.

As the Cavs pack up their things at Cleveland Clinic Courts, they enter the offseason sooner than anyone hoped or expected.

Donovan Mitchell made a point in going back out onto the court at Rocket Arena minutes after suffering a Game 5 loss to the Indiana Pacers, which eliminated the

After losing to the Indiana Pacers in five games, Donovan Mitchell remains optimistic that the Cavs will bounce back stronger.

This offseason, the Cavs aren't just battling opponents. They're fighting the limits of the NBA's harsh new financial reality.

Last summer, the Cleveland Cavaliers hired a new head coach, gave contract extensions to four key players and then went 64-18 in the 2024-25 campaign. After losing in the second round of the playoffs, what's next for Cleveland? Here are five questions facing the Cavs this offseason.

If the NBA playoff courts were a school playground, the Cavaliers would be the kid hesitant to leave his classroom out of fear that the school’s meanest bully would steal his lunch money. The

The Indiana Pacers fought back from a 19-point, second-quarter deficit to eliminate the top-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers from the NBA playoffs and reach the Eastern Conference Finals for a second straight year.

Donovan Mitchell took the blame for the Cavs' second-round loss to the Pacers, saying that's his job. He also delivered a message to teammates.