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Hickson scores 17 in Cavs' summer-league loss
Five players scored in double figures as the New Orleans Hornets defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers, 79-78, Saturday night in an NBA Summer League game in Las Vegas.
Cavaliers concentration turns to signing West
' One restricted free agent down, one to go for the Cavaliers. With Daniel "Boobie" Gibson having signed a long-term contract Wednesday, Cleveland's attention has shifted to getting Delonte West to do the same.
LeBron James donates bikes for cops
Akron's police department is getting some new wheels, courtesy of Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James.
Rockets Slide Past Cavaliers in Summer League
Second-year guard Aaron Brooks had a three-point play and the game-winning free throws as Houston edged Cleveland in Summer League play on Wednesday.
Cavs sign Gibson to multi-year extension
The Cleveland Cavaliers announced a multi- year contract extension with guard Daniel Gibson on Wednesday.
Back in 1992, the year the U.S. first sent NBA players to the Olympic Games, Michael Jordan told reporters he was willing to go as long as the U.S. Olympic committee understood that he viewed his trip to ...
James Posey and Eddie House, key reserves in the Celtics' NBA championship run last season, last night expressed a desire to remain with the team, in their first public comments regarding free agency.
Cavs find gem in Wolfpack's Hickson
Cleveland rookie J.J. Hickson made 11 of 15 shots from the field and generated seven trips to the foul line during Monday's summer-league game against New York.
Gallinari gets on track in first game with Knicks
After a scoreless first half, Danilo Gallinari scored 14 points in a hurry in the second half of his Knicks debut, helping New York beat Cleveland on Monday.
Cavaliers, Ticketmaster go to court over ticket sales
The Cavaliers are in a battle on a different kind of court this month, and LeBron James can't help them in this fight.
Cavaliers: Top pick Hickson signs deal
The Cavaliers still haven't added free agents, but they locked up an important player Thursday.
Cavaliers still in hunt as free agent Posey closes in on decision
With the Celtics last season, James Posey provided solid defense and 3-point shooting for the eventual NBA champs.
Gallinari has chance to standout in summer league
This won't be a real NBA debut, but for Danilo Gallinari, the coming week at the NBA Summer League is a chance to make an important first impression.
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STUDS: Richard Hamilton didn't shoot the ball particularly well against Cleveland, but his defense against LeBron James was the best any Piston has done against James in quite some time.
Mike Green Joins Cleveland Cavaliers Summer Team
Mike Green led Butler in scoring, rebounding and assists in 2007-08. July 9, 2008 Mike Green , who helped lead Butler to the best two-year men's basketball record in school history, has earned a roster spot on ...
Jermaine O'Neal is known for speaking his mind. Jermaine O'Neal has plenty of blemishes.
'Tractor' Traylor gets spot on Cavs' summer team
Robert "Tractor" Traylor will rejoin the Cavaliers -- for the summer at least. Traylor was selected Tuesday to Cleveland's 13-member summer league roster.
Cavaliers help build Habitat for Humanity house
See members of the Cavaliers help put up the frame of the home. - The NBA, the Cleveland Cavaliers and Toyota are teaming up with Habitat for Humanity to build a brand new home for a local family.
Cleveland Gearing Up For LeBron's Contract Year Too
While the national media continues to focus on the fact that Cleveland is undoubtedly going to lose LeBron James , we here in Cleveland continue to think otherwise.
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For $111 Million, We Need More
Isn't it just fabulous, Gilbert Arenas putting aside his own basic needs to sacrifice for the greater good of Washington and the Wizards by accepting $111 million instead of $127 million? How unbelievably heroic can one man be? It's not like the $16 million surplus will allow the Wizards to go get Elton Brand, too. It will allow the Wizards to keep a couple of their own guys and not pay a big luxury tax. Whoop-de-doo!
Don't get me wrong, the Wizards handled this very, very skillfully. They did just what you have to do when trying not to offend an NBA superstar's fragile sensibilities. The Wizards 'respected' Arenas by offering him the maximum contract allowable under league rules, then held their breath, hoping that Arenas would leave some money on the table and thus a little wiggle room for personnel procurement and tax relief. It worked in stark contrast to the Juwan Howard negotiations in 1996 when the then-Bullets cost themselves, oh, $80 million by failing to understand not just the market, but the way business usually must be done in the NBA.