Cleveland Cavaliers Weekly

The Cavs fell 117-112 to a shorthanded Thunder squad after Donovan Mitchell's 17-point, 11-assist effort wasn't enough to overcome a brutal night from the free throw line and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 43-point explosion.

Evan Mobley scores 27 and Jarrett Allen adds 25 as Cleveland explodes for 48 points in the second quarter to crush Milwaukee 136-111, finally getting their first road win of the season.

Cleveland led by fifteen in Atlanta, watched it evaporate in a second-quarter blackout, clawed back to within one, and still couldn't close. Mike Michaelson breaks down the 114-111 loss and what the zero and two road record means for this team.

Evan Mobley hits a career-high five threes and pours in ten points in the fourth quarter as Cleveland storms back from a thirteen-point deficit to beat Washington 121-111. The Cavs improve to 3-1 and finally find something to feel good about after a rough start to the season.

Donovan Mitchell, James Harden, and Meleek Thomas lift the Cavaliers past a 47-point Anthony Edwards in an overtime thriller at Rocket Arena. Mike breaks down how Cleveland clawed back from a 15-point deficit and why this win means more than the record suggests.

The Cavs win their home opener 125-121 over Brooklyn, but the fourth quarter had every Cleveland fan reliving Thursday night's collapse. Donovan Mitchell, Jarrett Allen, and Evan Mobley carry the load while James Harden orchestrates. Mike breaks down how this one was won and what Kenny Atkinson needs to fix.

Mike Michaelson processes the Cavaliers' agonizing collapse in Philadelphia, where a 24-point halftime lead evaporated against a newly assembled Sixers squad. What broke down, who showed up, and why this matters for the season ahead.