The Cleveland Cavaliers are a team to watch with just over a month until the NBA's trade deadline. The team could look to trade starting point guard Darius Garl

On the latest Wine and Gold Talk podcast, Chris Fedor and Ethan Sands break down the paradox of Jarrett Allen: a player whose on-court impact is undeniable when engaged, yet whose age, contract and overlap with Evan Mobley make him potentially the most tradeable member of Cleveland’s Core Four.

When a season starts to wobble, the noise always follows. Trade rumors pick up, rival teams start sniffing around, and big names inevitably find their way into conversations.

Cleveland Cavaliers big man Jarrett Allen finally had the opportunity to open up on his separate finger injuries after Tuesday's practice.

Cleveland has resisted breaking up the Core Four largely because of what Darius Garland and Jarrett Allen bring together. But with the clock ticking, this pairing is under a microscope, and this season may determine whether that patience is rewarded or finally exhausted.

Jarrett Allen has built a reputation in the NBA as one of the league’s most reliable big men. Known for his rim protection, rebounding, and steady presence for the Cleveland Cavaliers, Allen lets his game do most of the talking on the court. Off the ...

There is only one way the Cavaliers can shed the label of being too soft to win an NBA championship: Win a bruising rebounding battle in a high-stakes game when the entire country is watching. The

Jarrett Allen’s month-long battle with injuries tested his physical limits but sharpened the awareness and engagement that define his impact.