When it comes to the Cavaliers, you usually hear about the Core Four, and you know their names. Donovan Mitchell. Darius Garland. Evan Mobley. Jarrett Allen.
SAN ANTONIO — Once again, Dean Wade has earned a spot in the starting lineup in place of an injured Cleveland Cavalier. Thursday night's matchup between the Cavaliers and San Antonio Spurs features no shortage of injured players.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have dealt with injuries to key members of their bench unit all season, but after Friday’s game against the New York Knicks, the team is fully healthy.
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Sixers rookie Justin Edwards sprained his left ankle during a post-All-Star practice this week, according to Derek Bodner of PHLY Sports (Twitter link).
The Cleveland Cavaliers are confronting yet another significant adjustment to their roster. This is after an injury update concerning their sharpshooting forward Dean Wade.
The Cavaliers will be missing one of their top all-around defenders and a king of the intangibles for a bit, as Dean Wade suffered a right knee bone bruise, an MRI revealed.
Despite some recent bumps in the road, the Cleveland Cavaliers have had a magnificent season. At 37-9, they are 5.5 games up on the second place Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference.
After the Cleveland Cavaliers were relatively healthy through the first half of the season, the Wine and Gold's injury report is stacking up. The latest injury came to Dean Wade, who banged knees with Tyrese Maxey during Cleveland's loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday night.
He departed the third quarter of Cleveland’s 132-129 defeat to Philadelphia on Friday due to a right-knee injury.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have been lucky enough to avoid any major injuries this season, which has been one of the reasons for their historic start to the year.
The Cleveland Cavaliers still have a couple of weeks to make some moves before the NBA trade deadline, but the problem is they don't have a ton of tradeable assets.
The Cleveland Cavaliers don't need to make a trade before the deadline in less than a month. A team doesn't accidentally have a record of 33-5 without doing something right.
The Cleveland Cavaliers had a strong team win against the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday night, defeating the NBA Cup Champions by a score of 124-101 to begin a three-game homestand.
During the 2019-20 season, the Cavs converted undrafted wing Dean Wade‘s contract from a two-way to a regular deal. Since then Cleveland has unearthed one of the most underrated 3&D wings in the entire NBA.
A second-round playoff loss to the Boston Celtics — the team with the NBA's best record — shouldn't feel like a failure for the Cavaliers. But it doesn't feel like an objective success, either.
Dean Wade’s ultimate highlight in the NBA came in a game against the Boston Celtics. He may be finally returning to the court for the Cleveland Cavaliers against that very same team.
The Cavaliers enter Game 3 of their first-round playoff series against the Orlando Magic missing a familiar face. But Dean Wade actually has been out a while.
He is one of Cleveland’s best defensive players. He averaged 5.4 points and 4.0 rebounds while shooting 39.1 percent from long distance in 54 games this season.
According to NBA reporter Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com, Cleveland Cavaliers forward Dean Wade could be done for the season with a right knee injury. Wade
When looking at Cleveland Cavaliers forward Dean Wade’s play on paper, it’s easy to zero in on his three-point shooting prowess. It’s understandable why that’s the case, too.
On Monday evening, the Cleveland Cavaliers will host the Phoenix Suns in Ohio. For the game, the Cavs will remain without one of their best role players,
Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chief, attended the Boston Celtics vs Cleveland Cavaliers game on Tuesday. The game went down to the wire and was carried by Dean Wade, who outscored the Celtics himself 20-17 in the fourth quarter.
The Cleveland Cavaliers needed someone to step up as they took on the top team in the NBA while being down several players. Dean Wade didn't just step
The Cavaliers put an end to the Celtics 11-game winning streak on Tuesday night with a 105-104 win that was capped off with a thrilling put-back dunk by Dean Wade in the game's closing seconds.
Last Saturday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers used a collective effort on the heels of bad news to put together a complete game and defeat the Atlanta Hawks.
Wade signed a two-way contract with the Cavs in 2019 after a four-year career at Kansas State where he was first time All-Big 12 as a senior.
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