The only thing that could ruin what has been an already stellar season for the Cleveland Cavaliers is injuries. That was the theme around this time in 2024, and some late-season injuries have started to creep up for the Cavaliers, including to their MVP contender.
The Cavaliers know how this season will be judged. The Cleveland Cavaliers have turned their focus to the playoffs despite having over a month to go before postseason play begins and even longer before facing an opponent that could test them.
How does anyone stop the Cleveland Cavaliers? Minus three key players -- Donovan Mitchell, De'Andre Hunter and Ty Jerome -- in Tuesday's game against Brooklyn, the Cavaliers fell behind by 18 points.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have been the best teams in the NBA by record since the start of the season. To this point, they have shown no signs of slowing down.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are on their way to the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference and own the best record in basketball this season, but not quite everyone is buying into them.
Right now, the Cleveland Cavaliers' players and coaching staff should be on their impending playoff run, which could be a defining moment in the franchise's history.
Tuesday was yet another chapter in a story that has become all too familiar for the Cavaliers this season. Missing key pieces — Donovan Mitchell, De’Andre Hunter, and Ty Jerome — they found themselves trailing by as many as 18 points through three quarters.
The short-handed Charge were able to grind out another victory. The Cleveland Charge picked up their second straight win as they defeated the Rip City Remix 120-113.
The Cleveland Cavaliers asserting their dominance in the Eastern Conference this season isn’t even the most headline-grabbing moment that’s happened to them.
It has been a dream season for the Cleveland Cavaliers, and it seems like every day it gets better. They improved to 55-10 on Tuesday night after a tight victory over the Brooklyn Nets. While they probably should have won more handily than they did, their All-Star shooting guard, Donovan Mitchell, missed the game so all was forgiven.
After pulling off a comeback win over the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers pushed their win streak to 15 games for a second time this season.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are on a 15-game win streak for the second time this season, following their 109-104 win over the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday. The Cavs started the 2024-25 campaign winning 15 straight and now join an elite company of teams to do it twice in one season.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have developed a reputation for delivering in high-pressure situations. On Tuesday, they proved it again. Down by as many as 18 points against the Brooklyn Nets, Cleveland staged a stunning fourth-quarter comeback to secure a 109-104 victory.
When the Cleveland Cavaliers needed a spark on Tuesday night against the Brooklyn Nets, one of their brightest stars stepped up. Trailing by eight entering the fourth quarter, All-Star Guard Darius Garland proceeded to score 10 of the team's first 14 points of the period, dropping 18 in total to finish with 30 on the night.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have been brilliant this year. And if the statistics are to be believed, they could reach the NBA Finals for the first time since 2018.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are on a roll. Darius Garland and Co. beat the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday, extending their winning streak to 15 games as they continue to dominate in the Eastern Conference.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have taken a step forward, and then some this season. They won a combined 99 games in the previous two years but only won one playoff series.
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Darius Garland had been searching for his shot for weeks. Ever since taking a hard fall against the New York Knicks, the Cavs guard has struggled, averaging just 16.7 points on 34.4% shooting over his last six games.
Darius Garland had team highs of 30 points and eight assists as Cleveland rallied for a 109-104 victory over the visiting Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday, the Cavaliers' 15th consecutive win.
The 2024-25 NBA regular season is three-fourths of the way complete, and, surprisingly, most of the awards races are either wrapped up or lackluster. Not so, however, with Coach of the Year.
Allen scored 23 points, collected 13 rebounds and blocked three shots as the Cavaliers won their 15th straight game.
When you’ve won 14 in a row for the second time in the season, you’d think you might bring it up. Well, not these Cavaliers. It’s true that the Cavs are going for their 15th straight win on Tuesday, with the Brooklyn Nets in town.
Looking to match their franchise-record 15-game winning streak that began the season, the Cleveland Cavaliers will host the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday night.
Many have pigeonholed them as regular-season powerhouses lacking the experience or pedigree to challenge for the NBA championship.
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