The Cleveland Cavaliers and Oklahoma City Thunder are the two best teams in the NBA right now. However, a lot of people feel they don’t get the recognition they deserve, partly because they are from cities that aren’t as large as New York,

The Cleveland Cavaliers may have defeated the Los Angeles Lakers the other night but their lead player, Donovan Mitchell, had nothing but love for LeBron James. Talking to the press after the game, via NBA on X,

According to Cavaliers sideline reporter Serena Winters, the young fans who received the seating upgrade formed a connection with Mitchell back in his Utah Jazz days. Seven years ago, the fans saw Mitchell at a Utah barbershop and have followed the All-Star guard since. Mitchell responded to the story on social media after Cleveland’s 134-122 win.

Jarrett Allen and Donovan Mitchell came up big to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to another road win, this time over LeBron James and the Lakers in L.A.

The Cleveland Cavaliers continued their dominant run with a 122-110 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers, extending their win streak to eight games. The matchup marked LeBron James’ first game after turning 40,

Jarrett Allen scored a season-high 27 points, Donovan Mitchell added 26 and the Cleveland Cavaliers won their eighth straight, defeating the Los Angeles Lakers 122-110 and spoiling LeBron James’ first game after turning 40.

The Los Angeles Lakers will surely have a Merry ... Jarred Vanderbilt (@JVando) December 26, 2024 This game is crazy! — Donovan Mitchell (@spidadmitchell) December 26, 2024 That man Steph!!

The Cleveland Cavaliers claimed victory over the Los Angeles Lakers with a 122-110 win at the Crypto.com Arena on New Year's Eve.

So when will the Los Angeles Lakers' latest additions, former Brooklyn Nets Dorian Finney-Smith and Shake Milton, suit up for their new team? Sources inform Sha

Donovan Mitchell added 26 and the Cleveland Cavaliers won their eighth straight, defeating the Los Angeles Lakers 122-110 Wednesday night and spoiling LeBron James' first game after turning 40.

Jimmy Butler has been clashing with Pat Riley and the Miami Heat front office for weeks now, and after his recent suspension for conduct detrimental to the team

Jarrett Allen scored a season-high 27 points, Donovan Mitchell added 26, and the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 122-110 on Wednesday night, marking their eighth consecutive victory.