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Lonzo Ball 'happy to still be playing' after Cleveland Cavaliers trade, sets championship goal with new team
If not for a two-year absence tied to a knee injury and complications from surgery, Lonzo Ball would likely be entering the prime of his NBA career. Instead, the former No. 2 overall pick said he is thankful to be playing at all.
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"I couldn't just publicly go there and say it" - Wiggins admits he knew he wouldn't play for Cleveland after LeBron signed with the Cavs in 2014"I couldn't just publicly go there and say it" - Wiggins admits he knew he wouldn't play for Cleveland after LeBron signed ...
The Cleveland Cavaliers have already made several moves since the new NBA league year started. The Wine and Gold re-signed ...
The new WNBA team represents not just another pro sports franchise— it signals a meaningful moment in both women’s basketball ...
Cleveland Cavaliers may have some explaining to do following Ty Jerome’s admission after signing elsewhere in the NBA ...
Lebron James' tenure with the Lakers could soon end. A potential suitor is the Cleveland Cavs with USC Trojan Evan Mobley ...
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Cleveland Cavaliers 2025 Summer League RosterThe Cleveland Cavaliers have announced their roster for the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, set for July 10-20. The squad ...
Larry Nance Jr. played for the Cavs across four seasons beginning in 2017. At 32, he's returning to Cleveland as a free agent ...
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell was unimpressed with New York Knicks star Josh Hart's attempt to support a New ...
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