As the basketball landscape shifts toward curated paths and polished prospects, the league is quietly sustained by players who clawed their way up through the cracks. Two Cavaliers embody that old-school hunger — and their presence matters for Cleveland's contention and for the NBA itself.
Injuries, rotations, and uncertainty have forced the Cavs to rethink who they are this season. Donovan Mitchell and the rest of the roster are searching for consistency before the playoffs arrive.
Jarrett Allen's playing hurt. He’s playing through the noise of his past while not allowing ancient history to define him. That’s strength. It’s time everyone starts calling it what it is.
Kenny Atkinson’s new system. Evan Mobley’s leap. Lonzo Ball’s comeback. Everything is aligning for the Cavaliers to return to the NBA Finals in 2026 — and this team might be better built than any of LeBron James’ to bring a title back to Cleveland.
For their 55th season, the Cavs unveiled their Classic Edition uniforms, a full-on throwback to the navy, wine and gold threads that defined an unforgettable stretch in franchise history.
With one two-way spot still up for grabs and Darius Garland sidelined, Killian Hayes joins four other hopefuls at Cavs camp in search of an NBA lifeline.