
Caleb Crowley
Senior Contributor at King James Gospel
basketball enjoyer, editor for @KJG_NBA
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1 week ago |
sportingnews.com | Caleb Crowley
As the Milwaukee Bucks approach a competitive first-round playoff series against the Indiana Pacers, the return of star guard Damian Lillard could be a dynamic shift in Milwaukee's fortune. On March 25, 2025, the Bucks announced Lillard was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis in his right calf, sidelining the seven-time All-NBA point guard indefinitely.
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2 months ago |
kingjamesgospel.com | Caleb Crowley
The Cavaliers are building for today and tomorrow. It's not often that a team finds a solid rotational piece in the buyout market, but the Cleveland Cavaliers might have done just that. Following a buy-in trade at the deadline for De'Andre Hunter, the Cavaliers dropped below the 14-player minimum for rosters in the NBA. This requirement does not include two-way players, meaning Cleveland would need to add another player within two weeks of falling below that threshold.
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2 months ago |
kingjamesgospel.com | Caleb Crowley
Bring him up from down under!For the rest of the season, the Cleveland Cavaliers roster is complete. Cleveland secured a big 3-and-D wing for the future at the deadline, adding De'Andre Hunter to their rotation. With a dynamic core and cohesive supporting cast, the Cavaliers are not in the position to feel the need to shake things up. Coach Kenny Atkinson has instilled a strong team culture that has translated to winning.
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2 months ago |
kingjamesgospel.com | Caleb Crowley
The perfect deal could be on the way for the Cavaliers. With a 40-10 record through 50 games, the Cleveland Cavaliers are one of the few NBA teams who do not need a trade at the deadline. Still, the Cavs rely too heavily on their one big wing Dean Wade, making them a clear buyer for a second combo forward as they build toward a Finals favorite. In games without Wade this season, the Cavaliers have a 10-5 record.
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2 months ago |
kingjamesgospel.com | Caleb Crowley
It's never too early to prepare to embarrass those silly C's. If the Cleveland Cavaliers hope to reach the NBA Finals, they seem to be on a direct collision course with the reigning champion Boston Celtics. Though the Cavs hold a 5.5-game lead over the C's in the Eastern Conference standings, Boston has a long track record of playoff dominance with this core. With two trips to the Finals and one victory over the Dallas Mavericks, the Celtics are nothing to laugh at.
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RT @PlayersTribune: “Hell yes we’re thinking about it.” @_bigjayy_ and the @cavs are entering the playoffs with one thing on their minds:…