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LeBron James claimed the Cavs were playoff ready, and they've finally started to look that way as a result.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are peaking at the perfect moment, and LeBron James has everything to do with that.
The Golden State Warriors have sold out to go after the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls' record of 72 wins and it's going to cost them.
You won't believe who accepted Harrison Barnes' NBA 2K16 challenge!
If the Cavs want postseason success, Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving need to figure out how to play well together on a consistent basis.
It's not surprising that Scottie Pippen believes the Chicago Bulls from 1995-96 would sweep the 2015-16 Golden State Warriors in a playoff series.
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.
Golden State Warriors forward Andre Iguodala teamed up with the popular ride service 'Lyft' to prank Festus Ezeli recently, and it was nothing short of hilarious. During his ride, Ezeli hears news over the radio that he's been released from the team and isn't quite sure what to make of it. Eventually, the car pulls over, and Iguodala informs Ezeli that he's been pranked. Iguodala almost takes a cake to the face from Ezeli as a result.