If the Cavs want postseason success, Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving need to figure out how to play well together on a consistent basis.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have a lot of money invested in their frontcourt and will likely be unable to keep Timofey Mozgov this offseason.
Kyrie Irving thinks Cleveland is still the team to beat in the NBA. Right now, though, this isn't the case.
LeBron James is clearly driving the bus for the Cleveland Cavaliers, but his attempt to coach his teammates when he was rested for a game and Stephen A. Smith's support of it is stupid.
Problems with the Cavs remain despite the Tyronn Lue's midseason promotion.
The Cleveland Cavaliers must see more chemistry from LeBron James and Kevin Love for any hope of contention.
LEBRON WHY THAT MAN HAS A FAMILY pic.twitter.com/7xkTLLjTAZ
— Hardwood Paroxysm (@HPbasketball) March 27, 2016
LeBron James had a tough week, and he clearly took some frustration out on the New York Knicks on Saturday night as a result. During this particular sequence, James was called for a technical foul for taunting after throwing down a massive slam all over the Knicks' hopes and dreams.
The Cleveland Cavaliers might have the best record in the conference, but that doesn't mean all is well heading into the stretch run.
LeBron's interviews and Twitter activity isn't the biggest thing holding the Cavaliers back from winning a championship.
The Cleveland Cavaliers had a bad loss to the Brooklyn Nets on Thursday night, and LeBron James' frustration with the defensive effort of his teammates was obvious.