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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.
Tyrese Proctor reflects in this video on the Cleveland Cavaliers drafting him in the 2nd round and the opportunity he could ...
The Cavs are aiming to bounce back in 2025-26 and will be a serious threat in the Eastern Conference. They own the highest ...
The Lakers are still figuring out what to do with LeBron James. In this proposed deal they send him to Cleveland for one last ...
Auditions are open for the Cleveland Cavaliers’ dance, cheer and drum-performance teams. The team is holding auditions for ...
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 ...
Cosm will anchor a larger Downtown Cleveland project called the Rock Block, through a deal with Detroit-based developer ...
Larry Nance Jr. played for the Cavs across four seasons beginning in 2017. At 32, he's returning to Cleveland as a free agent ...
The new WNBA team represents not just another pro sports franchise— it signals a meaningful moment in both women’s basketball ...
Cavaliers Reporter Serena Winters Honors Isaac Okoro With Touching Goodbye originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
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