LeBron James has a big night ahead of him. The Philadelphia 76ers are set to host the Cleveland Cavaliers in their home opener, the team he was playing for when his daughter was born. Before any of that, though, the 41-year-old had a more important thing to do, wishing Zhuri a happy birthday. Zhuri Nova […]
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The Cleveland Cavaliers just made NBA history…by losing to the Philadelphia 76ers.
Jarrett Allen expects to play in the Cavaliers’ season opener Thursday at Philadelphia, though he acknowledges his right knee won’t be entirely pain-free. Allen participated in morning shootaround and said he plans to be in the lineup despite being listed as questionable with right patellar tendinopathy, according to Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com. “Just trying to […]
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LeBron James is cleared to play a full 76ers workload in Philadelphia’s 2026‑27 season opener against his hometown Cleveland Cavaliers on Oct. 22. The star, who logged 14 points, nine rebounds and seven assists in a 34‑minute debut against the Knicks, is expected to improve his efficiency against a Cavs lineup featuring James Harden, Donovan Mitchell and Evan Mobley. With no injury report listing, James is a go for the game, and his performance could be pivotal as the Sixers aim to secure a win over a talented Cleveland squad.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are playing with fire by doubling down on James Harden, and they've officially become a ticking time bomb.
Sixers home opener tonight. They’re a -3.5 favorite against the Cavaliers, who haven’t played yet. Let’s take a quick look at recent history, going back to 2017-2018, when they exited the Process era: These have been lower-scoring games historically. In five of those nine, one team didn’t even reach a hundred points. That 2022 game […]
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Former Cavaliers guard Ty Jerome continues to take his game to new heights, showing his breakout season in Cleveland wasn't a fluke.
The Cleveland Cavaliers expect to have Jarrett Allen back on the court, which is good news for Philadelphia 76ers center, Joel Embiid.
After the RSN collapse, the Cleveland Cavaliers sign a costly exclusive streaming deal with DAZN for the 2026‑27 season, making their games the least accessible in the NBA. Host Ken Carman on 92.3 The Fan laments that fans may abandon the Cavs rather than pay a season pass that exceeds the full League Pass price, calling the move “bad for the fanbase.” He notes lingering disappointment from last year’s playoff exit and LeBron’s load‑management plans, urging the team to improve accessibility. The NBA hopes a centralized local‑broadcast hub could arrive next season.
The Philadelphia 76ers host the Cleveland Cavaliers in their home opener, marking LeBron James' debut in front of the Sixers crowd — and a chance at revenge for his former team.
Donovan Mitchell tells Cleveland fans he wants to stay “forever,” hoping to see his No. 45 jersey hanging in the rafters. After the Cavs traded for him in 2022—sacrificing seven first‑round picks—the franchise secured his future with an extension through the 2029‑30 season, past the final draft pick owed to Utah. Mitchell has averaged 26.7 points and 5.3 assists over four years, earning an All‑Star nod each season and three All‑NBA selections. Cleveland has doubled down on him, adding James Harden and rookie wing Peyton Watson to build a title‑contending roster while Mitchell’s prime remains wide open.
Cleveland's crowded rotation could force an unexpected trade decision as the Cavaliers chase a championship.
Former Cleveland Cavaliers center Tristan Thompson recalled how LeBron James challenged his teammates to believe they could still win the 2016 NBA Finals after falling behind 3-1 against the Golden State Warriors. Thompson explained that Cleveland’s Game 4 defeat was particularly frustrating because many of the team’s problems were the result of its own mistakes. […]
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After spoiling the defending champion New York Knicks’ ring ceremony on Opening Night, the Philadelphia 76ers have their sights set on going 2-0 when they take on the Cleveland Cavaliers. Their chances of doing so could be improved significantly given the official injury report. Jarrett Allen is the big name on the list for both […]
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LeBron James, Kawhi Leonard and Giannis Antetokounmpo have transformed the East, making Cleveland's championship pursuit more difficult.
LeBron James and Jaylen Brown make their Philadelphia home debuts as the Sixers host Donovan Mitchell's Cavaliers.
Fear The Sword reminds readers that the new SB Nation app—available for iOS and Android in North America and rolling out globally—lets Cleveland Cavaliers fans and the broader NBA community comment, post, and join live game‑day chats all in one stream. Highlights include faster‑loading comments, real‑time notifications, and a dedicated game chat that’s already set single‑day commenting records. The app also offers a traditional front‑page view for those who prefer reading articles only. Download now to follow every crossover, alley‑oop, and block with fellow fans.
The Philadelphia 76ers host the Cleveland Cavaliers on Oct. 22 after a 106-100 season‑opening win over the New York Knicks. LeBron James and Jaylen Brown, both making their home debuts, join a lineup that impressed defensively, with Joel Embiid eyeing an All‑Defensive spot. While the offense showed promise, three‑point shooting lagged. Coach Nick Nurse must expand the rotation beyond the 7.5 players used against the Knicks, as Dean Wade is questionable and Dominick Barlow remains out. The Cavs retain their core—James Harden, Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen (questionable)—plus new faces Peyton Watson and Mario Hezonja. A back‑to‑back win could give the Sixers early momentum in the Eastern Conference.
The Philadelphia 76ers are coming off a big win over the Knicks, but their next opponent, the Cavaliers, could present a bigger challenge.
Donovan Mitchell isn’t picturing his next NBA stop. He’s picturing his jersey hanging above the Cavaliers’ court. “I don’t ever want to wear another uniform. I don’t have that vision,” Mitchell told Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com. “Business is business. I understand how that works. There may be a situation where we may not be in […]
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Donovan Mitchell says he can’t picture ever wearing another jersey, reaffirming his commitment to Cleveland with a new four‑year max extension that runs through the 2029/30 season, plus a player option for 2030/31. After a three‑year deal in July 2024 and a recent sweep by the Knicks in the Eastern Conference finals, Mitchell emphasized his love for the city, the team’s progress and his goal of a championship – even dreaming of hanging a No. 45 in the rafters. He credits the Cavs’ facilities, community feel and his wife’s approval for making Cleveland feel like home as he eyes a potential career‑long stay.
Peyton Watson could be the difference-maker when the Cavaliers open their season against LeBron James and the 76ers.
The Cleveland Cavaliers face a thin frontcourt for their season‑opener against the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday after center Jarrett Allen is added to the injury report with right patellar tendinopathy (jumper’s knee) and listed as questionable. Allen, who averaged 15.4 points and 8.5 rebounds last season, joins Nae’Qwan Tomlin (out) and Khalifa Diop (left knee) on the sidelines, leaving Evan Mobley, Peyton Watson, Mario Hezonja and a few two‑way players to fill the gap. Meanwhile, the Sixers also deal with injuries, including Dean Wade (questionable) and absences for Dominick Barlow, Ariel Hukporti and Tacko Fall.
The Detroit Pistons fought with bones and nails in the season opener, and they look like a big problem in the East, even for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Cleveland Cavaliers star guard Donovan Mitchell has endeared himself to the Midwest, and he wants to stay put for the rest of his career.