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Lonzo Ball 'happy to still be playing' after Cleveland Cavaliers trade, sets championship goal with new team
If not for a two-year absence tied to a knee injury and complications from surgery, Lonzo Ball would likely be entering the prime of his NBA career. Instead, the former No. 2 overall pick said he is thankful to be playing at all.
After reuniting with Larry Nance Jr., fans are hoping that the Cavaliers could go two-for-one on nostalgia this offseason.
Tyrese Proctor reflects in this video on the Cleveland Cavaliers drafting him in the 2nd round and the opportunity he could ...
Auditions are open for the Cleveland Cavaliers’ dance, cheer and drum-performance teams. The team is holding auditions for ...
The Miami Heat recently completed a three-team trade sending LeBron James’ 36-year-old former Cleveland Cavaliers teammate and NBA Finals hero to the Utah Jazz. However, a recent report suggests the ...
Cosm will anchor a larger Downtown Cleveland project called the Rock Block, through a deal with Detroit-based developer ...
New Market native and former Auburn Tiger talks opportunity to play in the NBA after receiving invite from Cleveland ...
Here we will look at the one move that the Cleveland Cavaliers still must make to improve their roster during 2025 NBA free ...
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Cleveland Cavaliers May Be Forced To Move Promising Young Talent Amid Looming Cap CrunchRecent reports indicates that the Cleveland Cavaliers may need to trade promising young talent due to upcoming salary cap ...
Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James, the leading scorer in NBA history, was at the Cleveland Cavaliers’ practice ...
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