Working new players and injuries could prevent the Cavs from having another great start, which really hasn't led to much in recent years.

The Cleveland Cavaliers will not begin this season with a memorable 15-game winning streak. Instead, the focus will shift to correcting some of the issues from their unsuccessful season opener.

The Cavaliers were drastically out-rebounded, 48-32, were dominated in the paint and struggled to keep any momentum in their favor. Missing guards Darius Garland and Max Strus, and forward De'Andre Hunter due to injury, the team had to rely on a lot of rotation pieces to fill in the gaps.

The Cleveland Cavaliers’ 2025-2026 season starts up officially Wednesday but it’s not until the weekend that hometown fans can watch them in action in person. While the roster is made up of many of the same players you’ve come to know and love over the past few seasons, many questions remain about how this all plays out this time around.

Former Cavs guard and later assistant coach Damon Jones was arrested as part of an illegal gambling crackdown by the FBI.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are currently dealing with a plethora of injuries, which could stand in their way of getting to the NBA Finals

The Cavaliers look to secure their first win of the season despite key injuries ahead of a road test against the Brooklyn Nets.

Jones, an 11-year NBA veteran, played for 10 teams during his career. After retiring in 2012, Jones spent time as an assistant coach with the Cavaliers from 2016-2018.