Cooper Flagg #32 of the Dallas Mavericks speaks with head coach Jason Kidd during the second half against the New Orleans Pelicans at American Airline

ORLANDO, Fla. — Was Wednesday night a first-round playoff preview? If so, the fourth-seeded Cavs would certainly be in for a tough opening test. Cleveland dropped its second game in the last three, falling to the surging Orlando Magic,

"That was fun," Mitchell said. "I mean, we saw it. DG and I saw it probably like three or four games ago. Shocked the hell out of me when I saw the frog. And it was pretty dope. It was like just a vibe." So what is Cavs Frog? It's a person in a frog ...

Scribbles in my notebook after the Cavs’ 109-98 loss to Boston Sunday: 1. There’s a tendency in the NBA to put a lot of emphasis on a regular-season game when a “want to be great” team faces a team that has recently won a title.

Famous athletes born today March 14 include four-time NBA champion Steph Curry, 11-time Olympic medalist Simone Biles, and a former No. 1 overall draft pick for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Read more below for photos of famous athletes celebrating their birthdays today and learn an interesting fact about each of them.

CLEVELAND — It’s premature to declare the Cavaliers completely resurrected after consecutive wins against sub-.500 opponents, yet developments involving a hand and a toe ought to be considered encouraging for a team seeking a full-fledged turnaround.

The Cavaliers will try to get back on track Friday night in Dallas. They will have to do it without one of their most dependable players. Center Jarrett Allen has been ruled out again, marking his fourth straight missed game.

A disappointing loss to the Orlando Magic forced a blunt admission from James Harden, who didn’t hide his frustration while describing the “tough” circumstances surrounding his team’s struggles. Even a strong individual performance couldn’t soften the blow.