Cavs center Walter Tavares breaks his hand during practice
Cavaliers center Walter Tavares suffered a fracture in his right hand during practice. He is out indefinitely and his status will be updated as appropriate.
Cleveland Cavaliers NBA injuries (Page 1)
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Cleveland Cavaliers center Tristan Thompson injures right thumb
Tristan Thompson suffered a sprained right thumb during the third quarter of Tuesday's game vs. the Magic in Cleveland at Quicken Loans Arena.
Cavaliers center Andrew Bogut done for season
Andrew Bogut underwent evaluation related to his fractured left tibia. He will not be available to play the remainder of the regular season and playoffs.
Andrew Bogut fractures left tibia in debut with Cleveland Cavaliers
New Cavs center Andrew Bogut broke his left leg in the second quarter and had to be assisted off the floor and to Cleveland's locker room.
Kevin Love out 6 weeks after left knee surgery
Cavaliers forward and 2017 NBA All-Star Kevin Love underwent arthroscopic surgery and his return to play is estimated at approximately six weeks.
Cavs' J.R. Smith out 3 months after thumb surgery
Cavalier guard J.R. Smith's return to play timeline is projected at 12-14 weeks following surgery to repair a complex fracture of his right thumb.
J.R. Smith to have surgery on fractured right thumb
Cavaliers guard J.R. Smith has a fractured right thumb. Surgery is required and a return to play timeline will be established following the surgery.
Cavs' Mo Williams to miss at least 2 weeks with knee injury
Cavaliers guard Mo Williams will be out for the next two weeks as he continues treatment and rehabilitation on his left knee.
Joe Harris facing season-ending surgery
Second-year Cleveland Cavaliers guard Joe Harris will undergo potentially season-ending surgery on his right foot, Harris’ agent told on Tuesday.
Kyrie Irving returns with Cavaliers, first game since Finals
Kyrie Irving played his first game in over six months after suffering a fractured left kneecap in Game 1 of the NBA Finals against the Golden State Warriors.