The Cavaliers face the NBA's seventh-toughest schedule after a major roster overhaul. Will their new depth hold up over 82 games?
The Cleveland Cavaliers' acquisition of Mario Hezonja might take some playmaking responsibilities off Donovan Mitchell's shoulders.
James Harden followed a 24-point performance with a rough preseason finale. His inconsistency raises an important question about Cleveland's offense.
With Jaylon Tyson taking another leap this season, the Cleveland Cavaliers might be better off having him close out games over James Harden.
Jarrett Allen and Evan Mobley have posted surprising numbers against Victor Wembanyama. Could Cleveland's frontcourt be his kryptonite?
The Cavaliers ranked 15th defensively last season. The hope is that Peyton Watson can help Cleveland reach the top eight and contend for the NBA Finals.
LeBron James delivered Cleveland an NBA championship, but his success may have left Cavaliers fans with expectations no team can reasonably meet.
Jaylon Tyson's impressive preseason performances are creating an unexpected dilemma for the Cavaliers after their major Peyton Watson acquisition.
The Cavaliers won 52 games last season, but 55 wins and a top-two seed could give Donovan Mitchell and James Harden a better path to the Finals.
Jarrett Allen hit a preseason three-pointer, and suddenly the Cavaliers have an intriguing possibility: Could he develop into their own version of Brook Lopez?
Evan Mobley and the Cleveland Cavaliers just dominated Paolo Banchero, not only showing Mobley's superior impact but hinting at another level-up occurring.
While the coaching staff clearly wants to play Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen together, staggering them could help maximize their skill sets.
The Cavaliers want to win now with Donovan Mitchell and James Harden, but developing Jaylon Tyson, Meleek Thomas and other young players presents a challenge
The Cavaliers invested $273 million in Donovan Mitchell. His playoff history raises concerns, but his scoring résumé gives Cleveland reason to believe.