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Welcome to my official state of the Cleveland Cavaliers address.

This is the first article in a five part series that will break down the roster and outlook of the Cleveland Cavaliers now that the summer of 2010 is coming to a close.

The first position that I want to take a look at is point guard, and it is a position that has [...]

After weeks of agonizing over who will be the successor to Mike Brown, it appears the Cleveland Cavaliers have found their man.

ESPN.com is reporting that Byron Scott will be be named the head coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday.

After flirting with the hiring of Tom [...]

After watching Kobe Bryant hoist his fifth NBA Championship as a Los Angeles Laker, one thing stood out in his finals performance.
Bryant doesn’t quit.
If LeBron James watched this game from the comfort of his 25,000 square foot mansion, I hope he took notes.
Game Seven was far from a masterpiece for Mr. Bryant.
He was 6-24 [...]

First Mike Brown, now Danny Ferry.

The shake-up in Cleveland continued this afternoon with the resignation of General Manager, and former Cavalier player Danny Ferry.

ESPN has reported that it was a “mutual” parting between Ferry and Gilbert, but I think there is much more to this[...]

It wasn’t the trendy pick going into the playoffs, but NBA fans are geared up for a re-match of two seasons ago in the NBA Finals.

The NBA postseason will conclude with the Boston Celtics taking on the Los Angeles Lakers in one of the NBA’s longest rivalries.

The Celtics defeated the Lakers 4-2 in the 2008 NBA Finals, but the Lakers bounced right back to defeat the Orlando Magic[...]

The off-season has officially begun for LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers.
After a second consecutive disappointing playoff end to an impressive regular season, the Cleveland Cavaliers are going to be looking to improve their roster yet again.
While all of the writers focus on where LeBron is leaving to, his failures in the playoffs, [...]

Once again the Cleveland Cavaliers looked as if they forgot how to beat the Boston Celtics.

After an aggressive, dominating performance in game three on Friday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers returned to their passive, less-defensive minded..

To say that the 2010 NFL Draft has been a surprise would be an extreme understatement.

The first round of the draft featured the most trades in NFL draft history, and rounds two and three were not far behind.

Maybe it’s just the Clevelander in me, but there is something eerily similar about the Playoff Cavaliers this year and the Playoff Cavaliers from last year.
The Cavaliers are the No. 1 seed in all of the playoffs, yet they are allowing the lowly Chicago Bulls to hang around in this series.
Yes, I understand that they [...]