Following a Conference Semifinals defeat to eventual champions in the Boston Celtics. The Cleveland Cavaliers entered this offseason with major question marks. The Cavs have been relatively quiet, with most of their main moves being in-house, but they don’t seem to be done. So let’s grade their first two months of the summer. Grading The Cavs Offseason So Far Extending Donovan … [Read more...] about Grading The Cavs Offseason So Far
Cavs Quasi-Star Directly Addresses Pesky Trade Rumors
The Cleveland Cavaliers will enter the 2024-25 season with a new head coach and a new face. Kenny Atkinson is stepping in for J.B. Bickerstaff, who is now the head coach of the Detroit Pistons, a division rival. Then there’s 2024 No. 20 pick Jaylon Tyson, who may end up being 2020 No. 5 pick Isaac Okoro’s replacement. However, the Cavs are making a run at Brooklyn Nets forwards … [Read more...] about Cavs Quasi-Star Directly Addresses Pesky Trade Rumors
NBA Free Agency: Nearly One Dozen Players Vying For Comeback
In an effort to make an NBA comeback, former Toronto Raptors center Christian Koloko “was joined by fellow free agents D.J. Wilson, Thon Maker, Cory Joseph, Austin Rivers, Brandon Boston Jr., Talen Horton-Tucker, Juan Toscano-Anderson, and (Eric Bledsoe),” according to The U.S. Sun’s Damian Burchardt. “They showcased their skills in front of dozens of NBA team representatives … [Read more...] about NBA Free Agency: Nearly One Dozen Players Vying For Comeback
2024 Cavs Summer League: A Polarizing Start
After two games at the 2024 Las Vegas Summer League, The Cleveland Cavaliers are 1-1. A worrying start, but an impressive showing in game two. The difference between the two games couldn’t be more different so let’s break them down. 2024 Cavs Summer League: A Polarizing Start This year’s Summer League marked a chance for fringe players, rookies, and G-Leaguers to get a shot … [Read more...] about 2024 Cavs Summer League: A Polarizing Start
Previewing the Lakers Las Vegas Summer League
The Los Angeles Lakers enter the Las Vegas Summer League with pressure to succeed—especially with all eyes being on a second-round rookie. The purple and gold went 0-3 in the California Classic, most recently giving up an 11-0 run to the Miami Heat and losing 80-76. Despite the losses, some players have shown plenty of potential in key areas. They’ll be the ones to watch as LA … [Read more...] about Previewing the Lakers Las Vegas Summer League