The NBA's Final Four is officially set. The Indiana Pacers and New York Knicks represent a surprising matchup in the Eastern ...

Pro sports figures aren't always honest in their public messaging, but Cavs executive Koby Altman's stated desire to keep the core four is convincing.

Changing role players may be a preferred strategy of the Cavs ... evolve in offseason Will the Cleveland Cavaliers change their role players amid unmet playoff expectations? Will the Cavs re ...

The road to success in the NBA is fraught with challenges, and overcoming them requires not just skill and strategy but also mental toughness and a relentless drive to succeed. For the Cavaliers, the ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers, following a remarkable 64-win season, found themselves at a familiar and unwelcome juncture—another playoff run cut prematurely ... of key players like Evan Mobley is a viable ...

The Cavaliers improved from a 48-34 record in 2024 as the No. 4 seed to a 64-18 record this season. Cavaliers president of ...

A Cavaliers front office led by Koby Altman is attempting to recover from disappointment and brainstorming about a path ...

The wounds from another second-round playoff exit are still extremely raw for the Cleveland Cavaliers and the team's top ...

Our regular season success has not translated to the playoffs, and we need to figure that out. #Cavaliers president of basketball operations Koby Altman during his season wrap-up Monday.

Discussing what the Cavs may be able to take away from their Eastern Conference adversaries to apply to their own game.

The Pacers ran the floor with breakneck tempo and fended off a second-half surge from the Cleveland Cavaliers to steal Game 1 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series on the road, 121-112.