The Cleveland Cavaliers have a few weeks left before they can make any moves by the NBA trade deadline, and while the Cavaliers don't have any massive holes, th

Kenny Atkinson was asked about what problems long, aggressive wings can give his team following their loss to the Thunder, and Cleveland's head coach was spot on with the issues they present. "They can pressure their guards.

The Hawks have been walking the fine line between good and mediocre this season; will they improve the roster via trade?

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The Hawks have another nationally televised game on their schedule. The NBA announced Tuesday that TNT picked up the Hawks' Jan. 30 game set to take place in Cleveland. The move comes as the NBA looks to highlight the league-leading Cavaliers, who have a 33-5 record as of Tuesday.

The Cavs destroy bad teams, and they mostly dominate good teams. They have 23 of their 33 wins by double digits. They’re also on pace to have the sixth-highest margin of victory in NBA history, step-for-step with last season’s Celtics. So, why aren’t they the favorites?

The Cavs have the best offense in the NBA, but Darius Garland and Donovan Mitchell struggle against bigger, more physical players.

Cleveland’s only losses have come twice at the hands of the Atlanta Hawks, once to Miami in South Beach and one to the aforementioned Celtics. The Cavs recently knocked off the Thunder at Rocket ...

Chris Finch was concerned about how his Timberwolves would handle back-to-back games coming off a road trip — and doing it against one of the NBA’s hottest teams Saturday night at Target Center. The Cleveland Cavaliers showed up at the end of a three-game road swing exuding the same “youthful spirit” that was part of the team’s identity during a league-best 35-6 start,

LeBron James has always had a special connection with the Cleveland Cavaliers, the team that drafted him and where he delivered a championship in 2016.

Donovan Mitchell scored 36 points as the Cleveland Cavaliers roared back to form with a 124-117 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Saturday.