AP Source: Free Agent Derrick Rose Agrees To Deal With Cavs
For the moment, the Cavaliers have one content, proven point guard.
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For the moment, the Cavaliers have one content, proven point guard.
Derrick Rose is going one-on-one with the Cavaliers.
Kyrie Irving, Cavs point guard playing with LeBron James on a team likely to return to the NBA Finals, wants a trade for some reason.
A person familiar with the negotiations says the Cleveland Cavaliers are discussing a contract with former NBA MVP Derrick Rose.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have signed former second-round pick Cedi Osman.
The Former Pistons star turned down the lead role, stating the "timing just isn't right."
Chauncey Billups isn't sure if it's time to jump back into the NBA.
A person familiar with the negotiations says Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert is meeting for the second straight day with former NBA star Chauncey Billups about a front-office position.
One year ago, David Griffin celebrated the biggest win in Cavaliers history.
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green appears to be taking some shots at the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Once he congratulated Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry, LeBron James left the floor following Game 5 and found Kyrie Irving waiting for him.
As confetti fell on the court, LeBron James gave Kevin Durant a long embrace and congratulatory words before walking off the court with his head held high despite a fifth career NBA Finals loss.
"It's part of the rules," James said Thursday, hours after the Cavs fell 118-113 to slip into a 3-0 hole. "But is it fair? I don't care. It's great for our league.
LeBron James and Kyrie Irving couldn't be stopped. J.R. Smith finally got started.
"Do I look tired?" James asked at Wednesday's morning shootaround in advance of Game 3.
Some people take sports a little too seriously.
Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue says he's not making any lineup changes for Game 3 of the NBA Finals.
The Warriors beat the Cavaliers handily in the NBA Finals' first two games, and LeBron and company couldn't stop Durant. On to Cleveland.
"I'm not a past guy too much," James said. "I'm more of a present guy so we just got to figure out how we can be better in Game 3."
Stephen Curry dribbled every which way and ran a circle around LeBron James, then drove left through the paint and beat him to the rim for a right-handed layup over the star's outstretched arm in a move reminiscent of his recent MVP magic.
After Game 1 of the NBA Finals, a 22-point loss to a near-perfect performance by Kevin Durant and the Golden State Warriors, we're being told the Cavs have a microscopic chance of winning a game.
By the time the Los Angeles Lakers met the Boston Celtics for the third time in the NBA Finals in the 1980s, defensive stopper Michael Cooper had enough with Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and the rest of the Celtics.
Kyrie Irving's basketball wizardry isn't exclusive to the court. He breaks ankles on the couch, too.
In bulldozing their respective conferences through the first three rounds of the postseason, the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors each earned an extended rest before their highly anticipated showdown in the NBA Finals begins on Thursday.
The Cavaliers and Warriors will square off in their third consecutive NBA Finals, as LeBron James and Kevin Durant look to their legacies.
