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The blockbuster Darius Garland trade that the Cavaliers cannot ignore this summer

3 weeks ago | kingjamesgospel.com | Caleb Crowley

Cleveland could reshape the roster for the playoffsWith two young contending franchises reaching an impasse, the Cleveland Cavaliers and Minnesota Timberwolves could be perfect trade partners this summer. Following a shocking trade last summer, the Timberwolves reached the Western Conference Finals with a core of Anthony Edwards, Rudy Gobert and Julius Randle. Though the beginning of the season had rough patches, the trio discovered a working system and began to eviscerate competition in the west.
Cavaliers suffer first loss months before the season begins

3 weeks ago | kingjamesgospel.com | Jordanna Clark

It's official. The Cleveland Cavaliers knew that either Jordan Ott or Johnnie Bryant would become the next coach of the Suns, as both had advanced to the final round. On Wednesday, Phoenix made the hiring official, selecting Ott as the team's new head coach. Ott (and Bryant) joined Kenny Atkinson's staff last year. The 40-year-old previously spent time as an assistant with the Lakers and Nets. The Suns wanted a first-time head coach, and they decided to go with Ott.
The overlooked NBA Draft prospect the Cleveland Cavaliers can't afford to ignore

1 month ago | kingjamesgospel.com | Caleb Crowley

The Cavaliers could find an NBA-ready center in the second round. The Cleveland Cavaliers face another offseason after an embarrassing postseason exit in the second round, losing in just five games against the Indiana Pacers. Cleveland enjoyed the second-best regular season record in team history, winning 64 games with three players named to the 2025 All-Star roster.
The Cavaliers have a Donovan Mitchell problem and it's going to doom them again

1 month ago | kingjamesgospel.com | Josh Cornelissen

The team just has to live with itA few years ago, a mainstream NBA podcast was ranking the league's shooting guards. They placed Donovan Mitchell, newly on the Cleveland Cavaliers, in Tier 1 along with Devin Booker. Yet ultimately Mitchell was placed at No. 2, with Booker in the top spot. The reasoning? That Mitchell was the size of a point guard but not a good enough ball-handler and playmaker to play high-level offense without another point guard next to him.
Hustle and star power leads Cavaliers to emphatic win as Pacers meltdown

1 month ago | kingjamesgospel.com | Caleb Crowley

Indiana struggles under pressureGoing down 0-2 was not enough to shake the Cleveland Cavaliers, powering themselves to a thunderous victory to bring the series back to contention. Cavaliers superstar Donovan Mitchell continued his display of firepower against the Pacers, scoring 43 points after dropping 47 in game two. With the Pacers coming off a buzzer-beater to break Cleveland's heart in game two, the Cavs' fortitude would be tested to avoid falling into sweep territory.
Ty Jerome's Cavaliers playoff debut provides the answer to a vital question

2 months ago | kingjamesgospel.com | Caleb Crowley

Ty Jerome is that man for the Cavaliers. Ty Jerome's playoff debut with the Cleveland Cavaliers could not have provided more for the audience to celebrate. After the Cavaliers broke open an early first-quarter lead, the visiting Miami Heat lurked, never allowing the Cavs to run away with the game. Led by a championship-winning head coach in Eric Spoelstra, the 10-seed Heat are nothing short of a legitimate threat in any situation.
Why the Cavaliers' latest roster move needs to be more than a rental

Feb 20, 2025 | 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.
The answer to the Cavaliers open roster spot is right under their noses

Feb 17, 2025 | 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.
Grade the Trade: Cavaliers answer biggest need at the deadline in bold proposal

Feb 5, 2025 | 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.
Crafting the perfect Cavaliers rotation to take down the Celtics in the playoffs

Jan 29, 2025 | 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.