The Cavs have been a huge disappointment this season. Find out how they responded to a recent loss at Chicago when they hosted the Bulls on Friday.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have been one of the most disappointing teams this season. After winning 64 games last season, the Cleveland Cavaliers were considered to be a heavy favorite to come out of the Eastern Conference this season.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have been one of the most disappointing teams to start the season. The Cavs find themselves 15-13, just two games above .500 as the No.

The gap between Cleveland and true contenders isn’t just about talent – it’s about identity and consistency. And with conference rivals showing consistent improvement, the path forward isn’t getting any clearer.

The Cavs didn’t waste much time acting on the idea. Shortly after Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com floated the notion of moving De’Andre Hunter out of the starting lineup, Cleveland did exactly that Wednesday against Chicago.

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Giannis finally spoke to the media yesterday, and Bucks fans were hoping all this trade rumor stuff would be squashed. During a 24-minute conversation, this was probably the quote that was most alarming if you’re a Milwaukee fan.

As the Cavaliers navigate this challenging season, the organization faces a difficult question: Will Mobley and Garland eventually reach their projected ceilings, or has Cleveland already seen the best these young players have to offer?

Head coach Kenny Atkinson is hoping that his group can show that level of resiliency. “I was talking to my friends at the Guardians today,” Atkinson said before Friday’s game against the Chicago Bulls. “I think they had two streaks where they lost 10 in a row. … I know baseball has a ton of games and all that. … But how’d you keep it together?