A Cavaliers front office led by Koby Altman is attempting to recover from disappointment and brainstorming about a path ...

Pro sports figures aren't always honest in their public messaging, but Cavs executive Koby Altman's stated desire to keep the ...

Sometimes you can do everything right and still miss your target because the stars simply didn't align at the right time. In ...

The Cavs had a much-earlier-than-expected exit from the playoffs after securing the No. 1 seed. Now, the question is how they ...

The team’s most seasoned playoff performer — aside from veteran Tristan Thompson who is on the outside of the regular rotation — Strus played a leading role in the Cavs’ 124-87 win over the Miami Heat ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers officially came up short of their Eastern Conference Finals goals on Tuesday night as they were effectively bounced by the Indiana Pacers in five games, stamping a historic ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers are headed to South Beach with ... Instead of accepting Detroit’s more traditional long-term offer this past offseason, Bregman went for Boston’s short-term, high ...

Or maybe because the Cavs got a glimpse of their biggest threat — albeit without versatile center Kristaps Porzingis who continues to recover from offseason leg surgery — and didn’t see an ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers are in a 0-2 hole as they head ... turned himself into a 6MOY candidate and an offseason free agent acquisition dream for any team looking for bench help.

Changing role players may be a preferred strategy of the Cavs this offseason. INDEPENDENCE — A year ago, Cavaliers president of basketball operations Koby Altman told the truth about his desire ...

The strategy was fairly straightforward ... Now the focus shifts to the offseason, so let's get the big question out of the way. No, the Cavs shouldn't make drastic alterations to the roster.