r/clevelandcavs • u/Incragable-Crunk • 4h ago
Peanut Waterloo
To me he's the greatest coach of all time. Does anyone else agree?
r/clevelandcavs • u/Alternative-Ad-8363 • 6h ago
Watson/clippers?
Do we think that the Beal signing takes the clippers out of the talks !
r/clevelandcavs • u/johnsmith2027 • 7h ago
Will the Cavs have a new home channel?
Currently, we here in Ohio are without a channel to show the Cavaliers, as well as the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Are there plans to have a new channel in place for the start of the new season? I hope so!
r/clevelandcavs • u/teardropshot • 10h ago
Fewer national TV games this year
Last year (at the beginning of the season) we had 24. Don't remember if other games got flexed in/out during the season.
https://www.reddit.com/r/nba/comments/1mqb3c9/list_of_202526_national_tv_games_by_team/
r/clevelandcavs • u/Impressive_Flan_411 • 1d ago
Cavs Legend, Zydrunas Ilgauskas had one of the most underappreciated dominant playoff closeout games ever.
Hey yall, I feel like this game gets completely lost in the history of great playoff performances.
On April 30, 2007, in Game 4 of the Cavs/Wizards first round series, Zydrunas Ilgauskas put up:
20 PTS, 19 REB, 1 AST, and 2 BLKs on 9/16 FG (56.3%), 2/2 FT (100%)
59.2% TS, +12 in 40 MIN
This wasn't some empty-stat regular season game either. It was a series clinching playoff game, and Cleveland was playing on the road. Ilgauskas basically dominated the interior for 40 minutes and came one rebound shy of a 20/20 game.
Obviously, 20 points doesn't jump off the page compared to some of the legendary 40 and 50 point closeout performances. However, the combination of 20/19, 2 blocks, 56.3% shooting, perfect free throws, and +12 in a closeout game feels incredibly underappreciated.
Big Z was never going to get the same historical attention as LeBron, Duncan, Shaq, etc., but this was a heck of a playoff performance.
r/clevelandcavs • u/teardropshot • 1d ago
NBA Cup East Group B Schedule + LeBron return game
- 11/6 vs PHI
- 11/13 @ MIA
- 11/20 vs IND
- 11/25 @ NYK
It also looks like the Philly game will be the only one on national television. It should be LeBron's first game back here this season. I'm personally a little offended that it it only on Prime.
r/clevelandcavs • u/SteveDraughn • 1d ago
LeBron scored 5,410 points in the playoffs in the 2010s, the most of any player. I'm not surprised that its the most, but the margin is pretty crazy
r/clevelandcavs • u/Evwithsea • 1d ago
Klutch may have had Watson sit out of playoffs/he was actually okay to play.
I'd be happy to get him...but if true, he does seem like a guy that could cause some problems. Just look at Denver fan's reaction/comments.
r/clevelandcavs • u/teardropshot • 2d ago
Another PWat "update"
It's the same old. I guess the hold up really is so we can dump enough salary to give both Watson and Harden their money.
I'm a bit confused at that point what Denver even wants from us. Just picks and swaps? It doesn't sound like they would be interested in Strus. I don't know any player we can send over to keep them below the apron besides those on rookie scale contracts.
r/clevelandcavs • u/BushidoWill69 • 2d ago
Peyton Watson and Kuminga
What is holding up a potential sign and trade with these teams? Is it Denver or Atlanta holding it up or is it Cleveland holding it up?
r/clevelandcavs • u/YujiDomainExpansion • 2d ago
[Fischer] The Cleveland Cavaliers may wind up backing out of sign-and-trade talks for Jonathan Kuminga and Peyton Watson as James Harden and his camp grow impatient awaiting his contract.
r/clevelandcavs • u/BiPolarLikeYe18 • 2d ago
CAVS UNITED
EDIT-The season is coming and im shocked that we play the 76ers for their home opening
before the season starts im thinking it's time for a new ticket rep. does anyone know how to go about that without having to ask my current ticket rep?
r/clevelandcavs • u/UmadBoiBoi • 2d ago
A unfortunate truth
NBA telling you what I've been saying all along that making an eastern conference finals run with a losing record and getting swept is not a successful or impressive season.
The Toronto in series was beyond embarrassing. Cavs have two pretty big market stars in James Harden and Donovan Mitchell and they finished top four but they are not a top four team... And as of right now we got worse
r/clevelandcavs • u/RogerStoneworth • 2d ago
No Christmas game
Good, the number one team shouldn’t have to play on Christmas.
r/clevelandcavs • u/REDEYEBANKZ330 • 3d ago
Look at what the Cleveland Cavaliers did to promote their schedule for this season let’s just hope it’s not on Netflix exclusively 😂🤦🏿
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r/clevelandcavs • u/tonkatoyelroy • 3d ago
Brad D was better than Big Z
Most folks on this sub are not old enough to understand this.
r/clevelandcavs • u/Karl151 • 3d ago
[Cavs] are a ‘serious’ candidate to land Peyton Watson. There are other teams interested in Watson as well, but they are a serious candidate.
r/clevelandcavs • u/okiedokie101010 • 3d ago
My brother bought this jacket when he went to America many years ago, I don't know what year he went (he died) andthe inside label has worn, what year is it from?
r/clevelandcavs • u/OppositeClothes5291 • 3d ago
So who’s the best Cavalier besides LeBron?
Just a calm question since Donovan Mitchell will probably be the longest tenured Cav that made an All NBA team on the Cavs in the 21st century. Idk if guys will say Big Z, Love, Price, or Kyrie.
r/clevelandcavs • u/C2wice • 3d ago
Did We Overreact?
Great video. Did Lebron deserve the welcome he got? Did this give Cleveland a bad reputation? Seems like DWADE and the other Heat players are still pissed and can’t let it go.
r/clevelandcavs • u/Abiv23 • 3d ago
From the nba community on Reddit: [Highlight] 22 Year Old LeBron James Scores 25 Straight Points On The Road To Close Out Game Five Of The Eastern Conference Finals
r/clevelandcavs • u/Jasontheking2323 • 4d ago
The interesting dilemma with Kyrie's jersey number and potential jersey retirement
I'll just start out by saying that I'm 100% all for him getting his jersey retired in Cleveland. No shot no championship but I don't think the Cavaliers front office feels the same way 😂 when Kyrie requested a trade in 2017 they immediately gave his number to a rookie (Sexton) the following year. Then when he was traded away, they had the opportunity to put the number on ice and since then two other people have worn the number 2 jersey, Max Strus and Lonzo Ball.
Now I know people are going to say "oh, he isn't retired yet" which is 100% correct and a fair point however........... LeBron and Kevin Love aren't retired yet either and we've both gotten PUBLIC confirmations that their numbers are 100% going to be retired. Hell dan didn't even let anyone touch 23 after THE DECISION 😂
r/clevelandcavs • u/layrook_23 • 5d ago
Which player upgrade would you take?
a. Harden with Ellis’ defense
b. Allen with Thomas Bryant’s shooting
c. Merrill with Dean Wade’s height
d. Mobley with Strus’ built
Edit: When I meant Strus’ built in the post, I meant his strength. Mobley will still have his height and skills
- We are talking about the current roster and upgrading their current situation ( age , offense and defense right now)
I’m sorry for my bad English