As Cleveland Cavaliers players keep trying to goad Evan Mobley into petitioning for his NBA Defensive Player of the Year case, Spencer German and Spencer Davies join the cause to explain why Mobley deserves the award.

Meanwhile, the wine and gold reached a historic mark of 61 wins for just the third time in franchise history. That means something!

Also, Kenny Atkinson may have a weapon on his hands with the De'Andre Hunter lineup with the Core Four he deployed in the team's win over the New York Knicks on Wednesday.

Plus, Donovan Mitchell and Jarrett Allen were also recently nominated for two league awards, but Cavs two-way player Emoni Bates just made a huge donation of $100,000 to Bates Fundamentals Basketball Academy to help with costs and equipment. These are all examples of how these players continue to be about the right things off the court.

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Former NBA point guard Patrick Beverley had some inflammatory comments about how much other playoff teams will be worried about facing the Cleveland Cavaliers in a series. Spencer German and Spencer Davies respond to his thoughts.

Meanwhile, after ending a tough road trip on a high note with back-to-back wins over Utah and Portland, the guys get into a couple of the concerning trends that the wine and gold have to focus on to finish the regular season.

Also, the Cavs hold a five-game lead in the Eastern Conference with 10 games to go as they look to hold off the streaking Celtics.

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From 16 straight wins to three straight losses, what is going on with the Cleveland Cavaliers?

Spencer German and Spencer Davies discuss the most concerning elements of the team's recent struggles and analyze what Donovan Mitchell had to say after Wednesday's loss to the Sacramento Kings.

Later, the guys get into why the Cavs have been having a hard time with the month of March, and with the NCAA Tournament about to begin, they have some fun with some March Madness predictions.

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The Cleveland Cavaliers have won 15 games straight for the second time this season, and they have Darius Garland to thank for it. Did his 18-point, fourth-quarter breakout get him back on track?

Also, a recent article questioned the Cavaliers' ability to win it all due to a lack of playoff experience. Are the Cavs truly lacking the postseason chops to win the NBA Finals?

Plus, how much does a Central Division title mean to the players?

Spencer German and Spencer Davies discuss all that and more in the latest episode of Courtside with Cavs on SI.

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In the midst of a 12-game win streak, the Cleveland Cavaliers have also shown some concerning trends. A Darius Garland slump is one of them.

Meanwhile, as the Cavs clinch a playoff spot and look to hold on to the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference, some are saying the wine and gold aren't a "sexy team."

Plus, a conversation on the De'Andre Hunter-Evan Mobley frontcourt pairing and closing lineup.

Spencer German and Spencer Davies discuss all that and more in the latest episode of Courtside with Cavs on SI.

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The Cleveland Cavaliers began the post-NBA-All-Star break stretch with a win over the Brooklyn Nets, and they'll look to hold firm atop the Eastern Conference standings with a tough schedule looming.

The New York Knicks are next up, and some appear to rule them out as a serious title contender. Then, the Memphis Grizzlies, Orlando Magic and Boston Celtics await afterward.

Meanwhile, Evan Mobley continues to raise his game, so much so that he had a bold take about where he'll be in five years. Plus, a productive discussion around the NBA vs. NHL conversation and the All-Star Weekend in San Francisco.

Spencer German and Spencer Davies dig into an assortment of topics surrounding the wine-and-gold in the latest episode of Courtside with Cavs on SI.

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The 2025 NBA All-Star Weekend has arrived, and the Cleveland Cavaliers will get a much-needed opportunity to catch their breath.

Still, some important questions loom large heading into the second half of the season. Also, the wine and gold will be well represented in San Francisco. How much will you be paying attention to Darius Garland, Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley and Kenny Atkinson?

Spencer German and Spencer Davies all things Cavaliers in the latest episode of the Courtside with Cavs on SI podcast.

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As the NBA trade deadline has officially closed, the Cleveland Cavaliers made a big move to acquire 6-foot-8 wing De'Andre Hunter from the Atlanta Hawks, sending Caris LeVert, Georges Niang and a handful of picks back in return.

Spencer German and Spencer Davies discuss the move and what it means for the wine and gold.

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Spencer German and Spencer Davies address the Cleveland Cavaliers' latest victory over the Detroit Pistons and how the defense stepped up on a night where the wine-and-gold couldn't make shots. It was a get-right game, as Cleveland wraps up January with one of the worst defensive rating metrics in the NBA this month.

The guys also discuss Max Strus' elevated role as the primary defender and the rash of injuries to wing players like Caris LeVert, Isaac Okoro and Dean Wade during one of the toughest stretches of the schedule — competition-wise and travel-wise.

Plus, will Darius Garland and Evan Mobley join Donovan Mitchell and Kenny Atkinson for the 2025 NBA All-Star Game in San Francisco?

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Darius Garland couldn't make his free throws in crunch time against the Houston Rockets and Cleveland Cavaliers fans are losing their minds. Is this something to really get bent out of shape about, or did it just happen to be one of those moments you brush off?

Plus, the schedule is becoming more daunting, and travel will become more difficult in the coming weeks. This team is going to be tested.

Also, are slumping role players becoming a problem? What's going on with Sam Merrill's jump shot? Will Isaac Okoro return to form with an injury to his shooting shoulder? Is Dean Wade reliable enough to start at the 3 and 4 and also be a backup big man?

Spencer German and Spencer Davies chime in on the latest episode of Courtside with Cavs on SI.

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