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The Cavaliers knew they had to play as a team in Game 5 after abandoning their “All for one and one for all” style of basketball while losing twice in Orlando. Talk about following the script. There were heroes galore to help the Cavs beat the Magic, 104-103, on April 30 at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse to take a 3-2 lead in the series and guarantee playoff basketball will continue in their home arena this spring. If the Cavaliers beat the Magic on May 3 in Orlando, the next game at the FieldHo...

The Cavaliers knew they had to play as a team in Game 5 after abandoning their “All for one and one for all” style of basketball while losing twice in Orlando. Talk about following the script. There were heroes galore to help the Cavs beat the Magic, 104-103, on April 30 at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse […]

Which teams will wind up in the NBA's play-in tournament? Which contender is the most vulnerable to a first-round upset? Our writers weigh in with a week to go in the regular season.

With the Clippers missing Kawhi Leonard and down 26 in the third quarter, George hits the decisive shot with seven seconds left for a 120-118 comeback win.

With the Clippers missing Kawhi Leonard and down 26 in the third quarter, George hits the decisive shot with seven seconds left for a 120-118 comeback win.

With the Clippers missing Kawhi Leonard and down 26 in the third quarter, George hits the decisive shot with 7 seconds left for a 120-118 comeback win

With the Clippers missing Kawhi Leonard and down 26 in the third quarter, George hits the decisive shot with seven seconds left for a 120-118 comeback win.

Max Strus' winner lifted the Cavaliers to a victory over the Mavericks, much to the chagrin of Patrick Mahomes.

The Cavaliers and Mavericks announcers were as stunned as anyone by Max Strus' 60-foot game winner Tuesday, leading to unforgettable calls.

Max Strus' 59-foot game-winning shot has the NBA buzzing. If you missed it, these announcers can help you understand just how absurd it was.