Articles tagged with "Cleveland Cavaliers":
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Attn. Cleveland Cavaliers: Get Chris Paul, and Do It Now
It looks like the Cleveland Cavaliers are losing their grasp on LeBron James. But an eleventh hour trade for Chris Paul would give LeBron more than enough reason to stay.
Cavs Fire Mike Brown; Carrot Top, Mrs. Butterworth Top Wish List
Mike Brown is out as the Cleveland Cavaliers coach. And the way things have been going, it feels like just about anybody else would be an upgrade.
Caught You Looking: The NBA Playoffs’ Four Biggest Surprises So Far
The Lakers and the Magic are in the Conference Finals, and that’s according to the script. But not much else has gone as planned in the NBA Playoffs.
From Messiah to Pariah: LeBron James is Down, But He’ll Get Back Up
LeBron James and his Cavaliers are out of the playoffs without a title… again. But don’t give up on LeBron just yet. He’s got plenty of time.
For the Cavaliers, An Unfamiliar Role As Underdogs
The once-mighty Cavs are now the only team that hasn’t swept its way into the conference finals. Can they flip the switch and avoid the underdog tag?
The Cleveland Cavaliers are Struggling, and That’s Not a Bad Thing
The Cleveland Cavaliers dropped a game to the Chicago Bulls in the first round, and now they’re 1-1 with the Boston Celtics. And yet, there’s nothing to worry about.
2010 NBA Playoffs: Cavaliers and Celtics Are Playing for Blood
The Cleveland Cavaliers and the Boston Celtics are duking it out in the playoffs. How To Watch Sports breaks down the critical matchups.
By the Numbers: In the NBA Playoffs, It’s No Contest In the East
Playoff matchups in the East have been one-sided, but the West has been close. What’s the difference?
NBA Playoffs in Numbers: Eight Statistics You Weren’t Expecting
Here at How to Watch Sports we’re big on numbers, and we’ve assembled some of the most surprising stats that we’ve encountered surrounding these Playoffs.
This Year’s NBA Finals Will Be in the Eastern Conference
The NBA Finals technically pit the winners of the East and West against each other. This year, that definitely won’t mean the two best teams in the league.
