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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.

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.

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.

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.

Jan 8, 2025 | kingjamesgospel.com | John Suchan

It lived up to the hypeIt was a midseason battle between the two best NBA teams this season. The Cleveland Cavaliers had rocketed to a 31-4 record. The Oklahoma Thunder came into the Wednesday night game on a 15-game win streak and an impressive 30-5 record. This looked to be an early preview of a potential NBA championship series this upcoming June. The game did not disappoint in front of a frenzied Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse crowd and a national TV audience as the Cavs won 129-122.