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Cavs’ Tyrese Proctor shows how he can become another NBA star out of Duke
The Cleveland Cavaliers couldn't believe their luck when Tyrese Proctor fell to the No. 49 pick in last month's NBA Draft. The Australian guard by way of Duke was expected to go late in the first round or early in the second round, at the latest. But there he was, and the Cavs didn't hesitate.
LeBron James rumors are swirling as Cavs, Mavericks, and Knicks eye a potential buyout, but the Lakers remain firm on keeping ...
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The Cavs traded player exception explainedThat came through again earlier this summer when the Cavs acquired Lonzo Ball from the Chicago Bulls for Isaac Okoro. This ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Don’t miss today’s edition of cleveland.com’s exclusive online show, “Sports 4 CLE,” brought to you by ...
Former West Virginia guard Mike Gansey is carving out one heck of a career in the NBA as an executive. After a tremendous ...
Cleveland Cavaliers president of basketball operations Koby Altman received a contract extension that runs through the ...
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Cavs’ Sam Merrill Glad To Be Back In The Mix: ‘This Is Where We Wanted To Be’Cavaliers guard Sam Merrill is back on a reported four-year contract and says Cleveland is where he belonged all along. “This ...
A rather sneaky financial maneuver allowed the Chicago Bulls and the Cleveland Cavaliers to maintain flexibility in the ...
Before James pens his next heartfelt "Coming Home" letter, he should know that Cleveland's basketball culture has evolved in ...
A move that was expected is now official, as Cavaliers second-round pick Saliou Niang has signed with EuroLeague club Virtus Bologna, the team announced.
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