The Cleveland Cavaliers staged a thrilling comeback victory over the New York Knicks, overcoming a significant deficit to secure the win. Donovan Mitchell was the standout performer for the Cavaliers, leading the team with 27 points, and showcasing his scoring prowess in clutch moments. The Cavaliers found their rhythm as the game progressed, with Mitchell playing a pivotal role in their offensive surge. The Knicks struggled to maintain their early lead as Cleveland's defense tightened, and Mitchell's scoring was key in shifting the momentum. Ultimately, the Cavaliers sealed the victory, with Mitchell's performance helping them clinch the win and inch a little closer to securing the #1 seed in the Eastern Conference. 

Kevin Lynch and Tim Daniel recap the big win, and discuss how this plays into the big picture of the Cavaliers moving forward this season.

The Cleveland Cavaliers used big advantages in the first and third quarters to defeat the Los Angeles Clippers 127-122. The Cavs received another big game from Donovan Mitchell, who was dominant for the third game in a row with 24 points, 12 rebounds, and 7 assists. Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen controlled the paint, combining for 47 points and 19 rebounds. Norman Powell led LA with 34 points in a losing effort.

Kevin and Skylar recap the Cavaliers big Sunday win and prepare you for Wednesday's game when the Cavaliers welcome the New York Knicks.

The Cleveland Cavaliers West Coast woes continue.

On Wednesday night the Cleveland Cavaliers traveled to the Golden One Center to face the Sacramento Kings, only to suffer their third straight loss 123-119.

Evan Mobley had an outstanding game with 31 points, but wasn't featured down the stretch. Donovan Mitchell also looked to be getting back to his regular self with a 26 point performance despite the Cavaliers missing Darius Garland.

As the Cavaliers go through this struggle, the defensive performance has been alarming, is it fatigue, lack of communication, or just a rut in the season? Tim and Kevin discuss the loss to the Kings, the continued defensive disappointments and more.

the Cavaliers started their final West Coast Road Trip of the season with a disappointing performance vs the Clippers at the Intuit Dome.

Although the offense wasn't what we have seen through the year, their defense was even more disappointing falling for the ISO tricks of players like James Harden and Kawhi Leonard.

Tim and Skylar discuss last night's performance and get you ready for Wednesday night in Sacramento vs the Kings.