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- Sep 23, 2026
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Cavaliers look to emulate past success by signing Mario Hezonja (opens the original)
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Of all of the players on this fascinatingly constructed Cleveland Cavaliers’ roster, there may be no bigger ‘wildcard’ than the newly signed Mario Hezonja. The Croatian-born international was the fifth overall pick back in 2015 and had an average NBA career, spanning five seasons and three teams, with his best season coming with the Orlando Magic in 2017-18 when he averaged 9.6 points per game. There were many factors leading to Hezonja’s departure for Europe in 2020, first and foremost, his inc
Cavaliers need to make pivotal choice on young talent (opens the original)
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As we inch closer and closer to the start of the 2026-27 NBA season, the Cleveland Cavaliers have a myriad of decisions to make. For most of the past few months since their embarrassing Eastern Conference Finals defeat at the hands of the New York Knicks, the Cavaliers have been retooling their roster to make another push, including extending Donovan Mitchell, re-signing James Harden, signing Mario Hezonja, trading away Max Strus and Dennis Schroder and trading for Peyton Watson, amongst others.
Cavaliers need to establish two key pillars in order to maximize Tre Mann (opens the original)
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When the Cleveland Cavaliers traded Dennis Schroder to the Charlotte Hornets last Friday for Tre Mann, the motivations and endgame for Cleveland were quite clear. By making the move, the Cavaliers shed over $6 million from their payroll for the upcoming season as well as an additional $22 million (Mann and Schroder’s combined salaries) if they decline Mann’s club option in 2028. For months it was clear that Cleveland was looking to cut costs, especially with James Harden’s contract not even on t
LeBron James’ decision may be exactly what the Cavaliers need (opens the original)
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When LeBron James made the shocking decision to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers last week, the vibe within the Cleveland Cavaliers’ fanbase consisted of a mixture of anger, pain and horror at the stunning turn of events. How on Earth could this Cleveland legend resist the storybook ending with his hometown team? No one believed that this reality could be the one we’re living in. And yet, here we are. However, there is a world, a very realistic world at that, in which James spurning Cleveland en
Cavaliers can copy Thunder with cost-cutting win-win Schroder trade (opens the original)
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It is far from a secret in sports that one extremely prevalent route to success is to followed the tried-and-true methods of teams that have been successful. But, as it stands, despite an Eastern Conference Finals appearance this past season, the current iteration of the Cleveland Cavaliers have not been successful. And they have a problem. A big problem, one with the potential to derail their championship aspirations altogether. The Cavaliers are severely over budget. Not just that, but they’re
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