Cleveland’s lead was 39 — 72-33 — at the half, the third-largest lead after two quarters in NBA playoff history.

Cleveland Cavaliers defeated Miami Heat 138-83 as Golden State Warriors beat Houston Rockets 109-106 in the NBA playoffs.

Beyond the eye-popping 138-83 scoreline lies a more significant revelation: This Cavaliers team has developed something special — a championship mentality. “This is a group of killers now, guys. They ...

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Kevin Love shared an emotional embrace with former teammate Tristan Thompson after the death of his dad, Stan Love. Former NBA forward Stan, who played for the Baltimore Bullets and Los Angeles ...

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In this episode of the Wine and Gold Talk podcast, hosts Ethan Sands, Chris Fedor, and Jimmy Watkins discuss the Cavs’ ...

After medaling in the UIL state track and field meet last year, Briggs Jones has a chance to help lead the Wall boys team to ...