Eighteen games into the season, the Cavs are still dealing with injuries but Sunday’s game against the Clippers gives Cleveland an opportunity to continue building trust in an area that devastated them in last year’s postseason.

Is Darius Garland playing Sunday for the Cleveland Cavaliers vs. the LA Clippers? Here's the latest on the injury report for Sunday.

The Cavaliers received 108 points combined from their starters, including Darius Garland in his return from injury, to beat the Pacers at home.

While Darius Garland and Donovan Mitchell draw defensive attention, De'Andre Hunter's quietly putting up 20 or more points in five of his last eight games, adding a new dimension to Cleveland's attack

Sunday’s NBA action features a massive eight-game slate, and there are a bunch of sides (three to be exact) that I’m eyeing in today’s NBA Best Bets column. Aft

A vintage performance by 11-time All-Star James Harden lifted the Los Angeles Clippers to a rare road victory. They will look to make it back-to-back wins Sunday when they continue their seven-game trip against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Even playing through a nagging toe injury, Darius Garland's court presence transforms Cleveland's offense and unlocks Evan Mobley, Donovan Mitchell and the entire roster's potential.

Donovan Mitchell knows, if he really wanted to force up shots, he could probably lead the league in scoring. Here's why he isn't sure he should.

Cleveland hasn't recaptured the magic of last season's 15-0 start as injuries and other maladies have plagued it.

At various times this season, Cavs coach Kenny Atkinson has talked about his team being “clunky,” especially on offense. On another occasion, Atkinson wandered into the verbal wilderness of “slog” vs.