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.
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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, J.R. Smith agree to four-year deal worth $57 million
J.R Smith and the Cleveland Cavaliers have reached an agreement on a new four-year deal worth $57 million. Smith and the Cavs came to terms Friday night.
J.R. Smith, Cavs $4M-$5M apart in negotiations
The team offered J.R. Smith somewhere between $10 million and $11 million, annually, while Smith is looking for more like $15 million annually.
J.R. Smith out at least 2 games
Cavaliers guard J.R. Smith suffered a right knee contusion during the first quarter of last night’s game in Philadelphia against the 76ers.
J.R. Smith agrees to two-year deal with Cavs
Free-agent guard J.R. Smith is returning to the Cleveland Cavaliers, the sharpshooter announced on his Instagram account Thursday night.
Cavs offering J.R. Smith less than his player option would have paid
The Cavs have made J.R. Smith an offer but it's less than $6.4 million that he turned down. They know Smith is not thrilled with a lesser deal.
J.R. Smith likely to decline $6.4M player option
After Cleveland’s Game 6 loss, J.R. Smith said he may be on the move again as he “probably” plans to opt out of the final year of his contract.
J.R. Smith says Knicks discarded him like trash
J.R. Smith finally explained his Instagram post that appeared to be a dig at the Knicks after the Cavs knocked out the Bulls in the second round was no joke.
J.R. Smith sinks 8 3-pointers as Cavs hold off Hawks
While LeBron James led Cavs with 31 points, it was J.R. Smith who ignited the Cavaliers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals. He made eight 3-pointers.