Cavs star guard Kyrie Irving will make season debut Sunday
After missing the team's first 24 games, guard Kyrie Irving will make his long-awaited season debut for the Cavaliers Sunday at home against the Sixers.
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Iman Shumpert injures groin in win against Boston
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Iman Shumpert left the game in the fourth quarter of Tuesday's 89-77 win over the Boston Celtics with a right groin injury.
Kyrie Irving could return next Sunday
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Kyrie Irving will not make his season debut on Tuesday in Boston. It will be probably next Sunday at home versus Philadelphia.
Iman Shumpert's return sparks Cavs' defense
The Cleveland Cavaliers cruised to a 111-76 win against the Orlando Magic on Friday. Iman Shumpert's return sparks defensive turnaround.
Kyrie Irving receives green light to practice
The Cavaliers will take solace in the fact that their all-star point guard, Kyrie Irving, has fully integrated himself back into the team’s practices.
Cavs starting center Mozgov out 2 weeks with shoulder injury
Center Timofey Mozgov experienced a strained right deltoid during the second quarter of last night’s game against Milwaukee. He will be out 10 days to 2 weeks.
Timofey Mozgov exits with shoulder strain
Timofey Mozgov sat out the second half of the Cavaliers' 115-100 win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday with a strained right shoulder.
Cavs reportedly planning to rest LeBron
The Cavs remain diligent in their monitoring and concern over LeBron James' health, to the point of plotting areas on the schedule where they could rest him.
LeBron James limited in practice by back issue
LeBron James did some "light work" on the court Thursday and has yet to practice fully since receiving an anti-inflammatory injection in his back Oct. 13.
LeBron gets injection in back, could miss preseason
LeBron James had an anti-inflammatory injection in his back earlier this week and it could keep him out for the remainder of preseason.