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Editorials · LeBron James: What's In A Number?

To be or not to be number 23. That was the question on every Cavalier fan’s mind up until a few weeks ago. Similarly to how every Cavalier fan (including myself) remembers where they were in 2010 when LeBron made the original decision to go to the Heat; every fan of the Cavs remembers where […]

Editorials · 2014-2015 Cleveland Cavaliers: Where Do We Stand?

Mark L. Baer, USA TODAY Sports The rising city of Cleveland has been in a perpetual state of ecstasy this summer. Quite frankly, it’s been one awesome party that has stayed strong for months and continues to grow as media spills potential Kevin Love trade rumors. Nothing wrong with hype. Hype is exciting! But before […]

Editorials · Kevin Love No Longer Willing To Sign Extension, Even With Cavs?

AP Photo/Jim Mone Since LeBron James returned to Cleveland, Kevin Love and James have openly stated their desire to play alongside one another with all-star point guard Kyrie Irving in Cleveland. Multiple reports from Chris Broussard stated that he would sign long-term if he were to be traded to the Cavaliers. The cost however, would […]

Editorials · LeBron James' Leverage In Cleveland

Getty Images Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past 2 weeks, you’ll know that Lebron James has made a well-publicised return to his hometown Cleveland Cavaliers. Returning from a four year stint with the Miami Heat that landed him two NBA titles. Now that Lebron is back in Cleveland, the expectations are […]

Editorials · Cleveland Cavaliers: 'The Other Cavs'

David Liam Kyle/NBAE via Getty Images We all know the impact of having LeBron James on your team and what he is capable of doing. Your team will make the playoffs with a top-4 seed and are expected to legitimately compete for a championship. In the past 8 years, whether in Cleveland or Miami, that […]

Editorials · Wizards And Cavs Rivalry Reborn?

Joshua Gunter/The Plain Dealer For a majority of the LeBron years in Cleveland, the Cavs were in contention for the NBA Eastern Conference Finals. After the league’s best player left for South Beach, the Cavs instantly became contenders for winning something every year; the lottery. The bright side of being in the lottery is acquiring […]

Editorials · Love Vs. Wiggins: Win Now Or Win Later

USA TODAY Sports It has been regarded that Cleveland is looking to win later if they keep Wiggins and win now if they move Wiggins in a trade for Kevin Love. There are so many arguments that can be put into this debate. Does Love really mean Cleveland wins now? Does Wiggins really mean Cleveland […]

Editorials · Upcoming Cavs Roster Compared With Last Season

David Richard/USA TODAY Sports We know that the Cleveland Cavaliers have definitely made some serious changes to their roster this year as compared to last year. I would also have to say that they have the most improved roster in the NBA so far this offseason. Utilizing last season’s results, the 2012 season results for […]

Editorials · Chosen 2: The Importance Of Anderson Varejao

         A plethora of articles have been written about the effects of Lebron James’ return and its impact on the cities of Cleveland and Akron, the Cavaliers organization, and the younger Cavaliers’ players. However, the effect that ‘The Return’ will have on one Cavaliers’ player has been relatively understated. Anderson Varejao himself tempered his personal […]

Editorials · Inside of LeBron’s Mind

Chris Covatta / NBAE via Getty Images          A recent article by Brian Windhorst was written on the powerful mind of LBJ! The article speaks of how it all began back in the day in Northeast Ohio when LeBron beat all his friends at video games because he memorized all of the moves. It spoke […]

Editorials · A Bright Present and a Bright Future?

Jason Miller/Getty Images          With all the attention circulating the Kevin Love possible trade scenarios, most forget the Cavs haven’t ever featured a team as deep as what appears it is going to be this season. While some are pushing to win a championship at all cost next season, which they possibly still could this […]

Editorials · Why The 2014-2015 Season Is Kyrie Irving’s Year To Prove Himself

David Liam Kyle/Getty Images While I am 100% confident that every NBA fan knows who Kyrie Irving is, I still feel that this former All-Star has much more to prove. Kyrie has been a huge asset to the Cleveland Cavaliers since being drafted as the #1 pick in 2011. He has averaged 20.7 pts per […]