For the second time in three games, Craig Porter Jr. played an important role for the Cavaliers in a comeback victory, Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com writes in a subscriber-only story. The third-year guard played 23 minutes in Friday’s win over Denver, posting 10 points, five assists, five rebounds, two steals and a block. He finished +6 for the game and now ranks fourth on the … [Read more...] about Central Notes: Porter, Ball, Duren, Mathurin, Potter, Bradley
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Unpopular Perennial All-Star Leads Biggest NBA Disappointments, Who Is Each of The 30 Teams?
After looking at the NBA’s biggest surprises in the early going, I decided to examine the players who have been the biggest disappointments. While there are a few players who stand out, none of them do so than Atlanta Hawks Trae Young. Unpopular Perennial All-Star Leads Biggest NBA Disappointments, Who Is Each of The 30 Teams? Young has played just 10 games this season, sitting … [Read more...] about Unpopular Perennial All-Star Leads Biggest NBA Disappointments, Who Is Each of The 30 Teams?
Cavaliers have painfully obvious answer to question looming over Cleveland
If the Cleveland Cavaliers ever entertain the idea of splitting up their backcourt, the question about who needs to go has an obvious answer. … [Read more...] about Cavaliers have painfully obvious answer to question looming over Cleveland
Thunder could gift Cavaliers a perfect path back to the NBA’s elite
NBA champion forward Kenrich Williams might be the Cleveland Cavaliers' best affordable trade option this season. … [Read more...] about Thunder could gift Cavaliers a perfect path back to the NBA’s elite
Cavaliers’ only offseason win was an addition almost no one paid attention to
The Cleveland Cavaliers signed Thomas Bryant at the end of the offseason as a roster filler, but he is the only newcomer making an impact. … [Read more...] about Cavaliers’ only offseason win was an addition almost no one paid attention to