5-0. How does that sound, Cleveland? Nothing can stop the Cavaliers on the young season.

Four victories by double- digits and a nail-biter in New York. Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland are locked in. Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen continue to make plays.

LeBron James couldn't slow them down. Anthony Davis struggled against the size. They held Austin Reaves to two baskets.

A look back at what went right for the Cavs as they kept things going. Undefeated in the Kenny Atkinson era.

Donovan Mitchell dominated in the second half. Evan Mobley was cleaning the class. Jarrett Allen didn't miss a shot.

Darius Garland shot 9 of 11 from the field.

Another double-digit win for the Cavaliers.

3-0, with the Knicks up next on Monday

Donovan Mitchell looked great. Evan Mobley was on one. Caris LeVert looked like a robot with that accuracy. Ty Jerome is a difference maker.

On a night when Darius Garland was 3-12 from the floor and in foul trouble, everyone else stepped up. Jarrett Allen hit his shots. Georges Niang sunk three triples.

And they got some minutes for Jaylon Tyson in his debut, in which he scored four points with two rebounds.

The 2024-25 Cleveland Cavaliers, led by Kenny Atkinson, seem to be in a good place.

David Fry with the walkoff home run in the 10th, Jhonkensy Noel pulling the Big Christmas magic to tie it in the ninth.

The Guardians kept things close, pulling the Yankees lead down to 2-1 with their miraculous come-from-behind victory at Jacobs Field tonight.

A recap of the big moments & a look at what happens next.

Welcome back, folks! Across The Cavs is finally back on the air. 

Jayvon Graves, former Buffalo Bull and member of the Cavs most recent Summer League team joins the show to talk about his basketball career. It has included stops in France, Germany, and Lithuania.

Cleveland basketball is around the corner. Get excited.

The Cavs were eliminated by Boston in 5 games.

A look back at the impact of each individual player on the team this season as we look ahead to the offseason.

#LetEmKnow #NBAPlayoffs #Cavs

A big night from Donovan Mitchell and +35 net rating from Evan Mobley helped the Cavs tie the series against the top-seeded Celtics.

A recap, and look back at what went right in the 118-94 win.

Donovan Mitchell shined bright, Darius Garland stepped up, and the Cleveland Cavaliers are off to the second-round of the NBA Playoffs for the first time since 2018.

This marks the first time since 1993 that the Cavs won a playoff series without LeBron James.

A day to remember.

The Cavs knock off the Magic in Game 1.

A look back at how they got it done, and how they managed the wire to wire victory.

#LetEmKnow #NBAPlayoffs #CLEvsORL

As much as us podcasters claim to know about our topics, nobody knows a team better than the voice. The one who travels with them, gets to know the players, and be around them when the public may not be. And it’s with that in mind that we bring aboard today’s Across The Cavs guest.

Rafa Hernandez-Brito has long been one of the most recognizable voices in the sports world. He’s the only one to call the NBA Finals, World Series, Stanley Cup Final, and Super Bowl in Spanish. As a collective fandom, the Cleveland Cavaliers are very fortunate to have him on board.

We’re talking all things current Cavs, Marcus Morris, the team’s recent run, and being on the mic for some incredible moments in today’s edition. 

And with Friday being Noche Latina in Cleveland and this being the first year ever with NBA games broadcast in Spanish on Telemundo… some very much due shoutouts.

Donovan Mitchell and Max Strus might be out, but the Cavs are continuing to persist, trying to hold down the #3 seed in the Eastern Conference.

LET’S GO.

#LetEmKnow. 

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