Here we will look at and discuss the perfect move that the Cleveland Cavaliers must still make in the 2025 NBA offseason.

On a team deep into the second apron, the two-way contract big man who didn't play organized basketball until college might be Cleveland's next cost-effective rotation piece.

A name that has come up recently in connection with the Mavericks is Cleveland Cavaliers sharpshooter Dean Wade. Sam Amico of Hoops Wire reported that the Mavericks, along with the Charlotte Hornets and Washington Wizards have expressed interest in Wade.

Hard to predict. A source tells cleveland.com that a member of the front office was in attendance for Victor Oladipo’s recent Vegas-based workout. Oladipo, 33, is trying to resuscitate his NBA career,

Jaylon Tyson doesn’t mince words about his ambitions for the upcoming Cavaliers season. “I’m going to make an impact someway somehow,” he declared emphatically in Las Vegas, where his Summer League performance backed up that hunger with undeniable evidence.

The latest move from the Cavaliers this offseason was the decision to sign general manager Koby Altman to another extension– Cleveland's general manager since the 2017 season, and someone who's been with the franchise since 2012, now coming off the best regular season while he's been at the helm with a 64-18 record.

Koby Altman, who has directed the recent ascension of the Cavs into contenders in the East, is now under contract through 2029-30.

Here we will look at the one move that the Cleveland Cavaliers still must make to improve their roster during 2025 NBA free agency.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have had a number of notable players suit up in the wine and gold throughout their 55-year history in the NBA. Today, we’re taking a look at the players who produced the top five single season rebounds per game during their tenures in The Land.

Cleveland Cavaliers All-Star guard Donovan Mitchell seems to officially be off the market. The 2025 All-NBA team member appeared to announce his engagement to Coco Jones, singer of the popular song “ICU” on Instagram.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Before each Cavs home game of the regular season, just moments before the starting five were introduced to the crowd, Rocket Arena would darken, and the video board lit up to a ...