The Cleveland Cavaliers have agreed to sign former Milwaukee Bucks forward Chris Livingston to a two-way contract, according to multiple reports. Born in Akron, the 22-year-old played for local Buchtel High School in his freshman and junior seasons. After graduating from prep powerhouse Oak Hill Academy, he then committed to Kentucky’s blue blood basketball program. Cavs Take … [Read more...] about What Can Cavs Expect From Chris Livingston?
2025-26 NBA Season: 15 Early Trade Candidates
Although the 2025-26 NBA season has just begun, there are quite a few players that look like early trade candidates. In fact, a few of these players have already had their names in rumors. Others have expiring contracts, a category of players that always draws attention on the trade market. Let’s take a look at 15 hoopers who could be moved ahead of this season’s trade … [Read more...] about 2025-26 NBA Season: 15 Early Trade Candidates
Cavs Injury Update: Key Starter Diagnosed With Finger Fracture
The Cleveland Cavaliers’ resolve is being tested early in what they hope to be a title-winning 2025-26 campaign. Already down one key player in two-time All-Star selection Darius Garland, who’s making his way back from a toe injury, another one of their starters has landed on the injury report: Jarrett Allen. Cavs Starter Jarrett Allen Diagnosed With Finger Fracture Allen has … [Read more...] about Cavs Injury Update: Key Starter Diagnosed With Finger Fracture
FBI Gambling Probe Finds Its Way To Trail Blazers, Coach Arrested
The FBI’s federal investigation into illegal sports gambling was no secret. The commonly held assumption was that, so far as the NBA was concerned, the main targets were former Toronto Raptors forward Jontay Porter, Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, and current free agent Malik Beasley. Now, it’s been learned that Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups was under the … [Read more...] about FBI Gambling Probe Finds Its Way To Trail Blazers, Coach Arrested
Cavaliers’ Core On the Verge Of A Make Or Break Season
The Western Conference offers no mercy, no easy paths, and no expansive open windows of massive opportunity. Seeds one through 10 are usually all playoff contenders alike, and usually, seeds three and after are only games apart from each other. The West is, always has, and will be again, tight this coming season. The same cannot be said for the Eastern Conference, where this … [Read more...] about Cavaliers’ Core On the Verge Of A Make Or Break Season