The 5th pick in 2019, Darius Garland is already a franchise point guard in Cleveland.

1st DOG Bag of the 2024-25 season!

Portrait: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (OKC)

Max Strus has a torch from beyond the arc: deadeye outside shooter.

Winning a Summer League title was a nice step forward for Cleveland’s (relatively) young prospects and coaching staff.

Relive Donovan Mitchell’s HISTORIC 71-POINT GAME (and then some) in the first edition of his highlight mix on Delay of Game Hoops!

Donovan Mitchell scored how many points!?

Isaiah Mobley’s all-around versatility should eventually lead to a role in Cleveland.

Cleveland Cavaliers = contenders?

NEW! on YouTube:

Darius Garland Highlight Mix! (Vol. 1)

DUBS WIN 2018 FINALS!

LeBron James (CLE) will make his 8th! straight finals appearance.

Cavs win series, 4-3.

The 5th pick in 2019, Darius Garland is already a franchise point guard in Cleveland.

One of the league's top talents: Donovan Mitchell's embraced Top DOG status.

2022 All-Star, Cleveland's premiere pivot - Jarrett’s Allen’s a skilled, 6’11 big w/ great size & an uncanny wingspan.

Evan Mobley is legitimately one of a kind: new age, wiry big w/ unique fundamentals - instant impact on winning basketball in Cleveland.

Max Strus has a torch from beyond the arc: deadeye outside shooter w/ range & defensive intensity.

Caris LeVert’s a pretty complete offensive talent, does damage in countless ways.

Emoni Bates: former prep phenom turned unheralded prospect.

JT Thor is one to keep an eye out for in Cleveland: could transform into a versatile, shooter/finisher/defender at multiple spots.

Isaac Okoro: varied defender: disciplined v. multiple positions.

Former Utah State star Sam Merrill is an excellent floor spacer who can get his own bucket.

Ty Jerome has the skill to become a key distributor/ignitor off the bench.

DEAN Wade: an undrafted forward outta Kansas State - seems to always provide valuable minutes.

A former second rounder outta Iowa State, Georges Niang brings his ‘old man game’ to Cleveland.

Tristan Thompson: one of the NBA’s most unforgiving board-snatchers in his heyday.