Tuesday Dec 2 | Cleveland Sports Perspective
There isna t much to discuss about the Cleveland Cavaliers because they are on a roll.
Brown sees big things in more settled Cavaliers
Mike Brown took the Cleveland Cavaliers to their first NBA finals, then returned the next season to find two of his top six didn't want to play for the team.
Cleveland Cavaliers forward J.J. Hickson, left, blocks the shot of Oklahoma City Thunder forward Jeff Green during second quarter action at Quicken Loans Arena.
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James toys with media about free agency report
Cavaliers forward LeBron James took a gentle swipe at the media yesterday. There was an onslaught of about 35 reporters in the Cavs' locker room on Tuesday in New Jersey.
Cavaliers Insider: Play-by-play man Joe Tait signs extension
A new contract exension will keep Cavaliers broadcaster Joe Tait behind the microphone for two more seasons.
Cavaliers notes: Brown prefers fast, but not too fast
The Cavaliers have definitely increased their tempo this season, but they are anything but a fast-break team.
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Zydrunas Ilgauskas has been playing farther away from the basket to begin the season.
West thriving after switch to the '2'
Cavaliers coach Mike Brown raised some eyebrows with his decision to open the season with Delonte West as his starter at shooting guard.
Insider: Iverson deal piques curiosity
When the Cavaliers learned their major Central Division rival had pulled off a blockbuster trade Monday, they had plenty of things to say.
At some point, there's probably going to be an odd Cavalier out. Coach Mike Brown started the season against the Celtics Tuesday night attempting to use a 10-man rotation.
Raising McCain, more Hillary-ity, and Joe the Senator: Editors' Picks for Friday from The PD
Pavlovic after a hard foul at The Q Thursday night. This morning's Plain Dealer greets you with a shot of the Cavaliers' Sasha Pavlovic flopped on the floor of The Q with his feet and arms in the air, looking ...
The national pundits are already showing no love to the Cleveland Cavaliers. A Ia ve already seen national magazines picking the wine and gold for 5th or 6th in the Eastern Conference.
Hickson back on bus, out of Brown's doghouse
Cavaliers first-round pick J.J. Hickson is back in coach Mike Brown's good graces.
Daniel "Boobie" Gibson is no longer just a shooter. With LeBron James watching the entire game from the bench, Gibson looked extremely impressive attacking the basket and running the offense as the Cavaliers ...
Comment: Signed, sealed and delivered for the next four seasons. It has been apparent in preseason that Gibson has made strides.
Jawad Williams Earns NBA Roster Spot
Former Tar Heel Jawad Williams , who has spent the last several years playing in Japan, Spain, Israel and in southern California in the NBA's Developmental League, has achieved his longstanding goal of making ...
James scores 20 to lead Cavs past Sixers
LeBron James scored 20 points and had eight rebounds, four assists and four steals before sitting out the fourth quarter of the Cleveland Cavaliers' 91-83 win over the Philadelphia 76ers in a preseason game ...
2008-09 Cleveland Cavaliers Preview
It's the same old story in Cleveland. Superstar LeBron James needs more help if he is going to lead the Cavs to the top of the NBA mountain.
Williams and Miller meet again tonight
The Cavaliers and Philadelphia 76ers could star in another episode of "Family Feud" at 7 tonight at the Wachovia Center .