Ernesto Cova
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Pistons' Jalen Duren saga might benefit the Cavaliers one way or another (opens the original)
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The Cleveland Cavaliers and Detroit Pistons will fight with bones and nails for the Eastern Conference's supremacy. As such, every move they make (or don't) may have a direct ripple effect on The Land. That's why watching them still struggle to get Jalen Duren to put pen to paper is a big win for the Cavaliers. The Pistons even reportedly removed a weight clause from the five-year, $200 million contract they've offered him just to get him to sign. As things stand now, it looks like Duren's day i
Mario Hezonja's comments on his Cavaliers role show how much he's grown (opens the original)
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A little over a decade ago, the Orlando Magic made Mario Hezonja the No. 5 pick in the NBA Draft. A guard/forward showing big flashes overseas, he had the skills to be one of the next big things in the league for years to come. Hezonja's career never took off, and while he had some big moments here and there, he didn't live up to the expectations. However, some time back in the Old Continent may have been just what he needed to finally help a championship-caliber team. The new Cleveland Cavalier
LeBron James' latest words as a 76er are another slap to Cavs fans' faces (opens the original)
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For most of the 2025-26 NBA season, media and fans speculated about LeBron James' next destination. Most signs always suggested he'd take his talents back home to finish his career where it all started. Instead of joining Donovan Mitchell's Cleveland Cavaliers, he signed a two-year deal with the Philadelphia 76ers, a team he had no ties to, looking like a bad AI edit or a video game in his new jersey. Months later, James finally addressed the media as a member of his new team. Judging by his wor
Cavs' Donovan Mitchell won't come close to the scoring title (and that's great news) (opens the original)
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Donovan Mitchell is fresh off putting up the second-highest scoring average of his career. He dropped 27.9 points per game, just shy of the 28.3 points a night he averaged in his first year with the Cleveland Cavaliers. However, he did score the most total points in a single season (1,952) last year, and he should be in the midst of his physical prime as he enters his tenth year in the league. That doesn't mean he's looking at better numbers next season. As much as he could be in the mix to win
Cavs must force James Harden to fix his most glaring weakness (opens the original)
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Once it's all said and done, James Harden will be a first-ballot Hall of Famer. Perhaps he won't have a fan base to claim him, although he'll most likely be inducted as a Houston Rocket, but there's no way to deny that he's destined for immortality. Harden, however, isn't a flawless player — no one is. And while not many guys keep adding things to their bags or fixing their flaws at this point in their career, Harden is definitely smart and talented enough to work on what needs to be fixed; he j
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