Here's what you need to know about the NBA matchup between the Pistons and the Cavs, including broadcast information and start time.

CLEVELAND – The Cleveland Cavaliers have announced their full 2025-26 NBA regular season local broadcast schedule, introducing an expanded lineup of viewing options, new programming and a dynamic broadcast team for fans. For the complete local broadcast ...

Kenny Atkinson went on a tangent about having a three-game-in-four-night stretch during the opening week of the NBA regular season.

Cavs head coach speaks his mind to Adam Silver and the league on why he believes fewer games would mean better basketball for the NBA.

PM ET, the Cleveland Cavaliers take on the Detroit Pistons in Michigan, followed by a Denver Nuggets vs Minnesota Timberwolves matchup at 9:30 PM ET. Live coverage begins at 6:30 PM. See below for additional information on how to watch both games.

The Cleveland Cavaliers will be without Darius Garland and Max Strus early, but it sounds like the former will be back sooner than expected.

The 2025-26 Cleveland Cavaliers season is in its infancy, and there are layers to this thing. Let's peel them back.

Guard Anfernee Simons, who Boston acquired in an offseason trade, led the Celtics with 21 points off the bench as he knocked down six shots from beyond the arc. Jaylon Tyson led Cleveland with 16 points of his own. He joined four other Cavs players who ended the night with double-digit points.

The Cavaliers just completed their first back-to-back, their third game in four nights, and coach Kenny Atkinson believes that stretch says plenty about a bigger issue across the NBA.

According to Victory Live, major-market teams such as the Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks still command the league’s top prices — $339 and $334, respectively — but the Cavs’ jump into the top 10 in average resale price underscores how much local enthusiasm has rebounded. For Klang, it all comes back to value.

The Cleveland Cavaliers went 0-4 in their last preseason run, but rolled their way to 64 wins in the regular season before reaching the Eastern Conference Semifinals. Armed with a high-powered offense, one that all but redefined the identity of the surging ...

The Cavs are finally home. After just two games, Cleveland (1-1) has already seen two sides of itself that it wasn’t happy with. The disjointed version that lost to the Knicks in the season opener, and the one that built a 25-point lead in Brooklyn only to nearly give it back.