Ohio’s Cleveland — Caris LeVert came through when the Cavaliers needed him, scoring eight of the team’s final 11 points and 15 points overall in the fourth quarter to help them overcome a 20-point deficit and defeat the Dallas Mavericks 113-110.
Darius Garland (fractured jaw), Evan Mobley (knee surgery), and Donovan Mitchell (sickness) were Cleveland’s starting three scorers going into the game on Wednesday. However, as this Cavaliers squad has demonstrated time and time again, someone took the call. LeVert took his turn, finishing the game with 29 points and seven assists.
According to Georges Niang, “Caris is an incredible scorer and when he does it, it seems to come in huge waves.” “He really helped us win the game in the closing moments and had
There has been a lot of conjecture regarding Draymond Green’s future in The Bay following the NBA’s indefinite suspension of the Golden State Warriors forward for hitting Phoenix Suns big man Jusuf Nurkic in the head. It’s not really necessary to go into Green’s antagonistic past, but it’s safe to assume that it had some influence on the league’s decision. The NBA’s decision must have been influenced by the most recent incidents of Green choking Rudy Gobert just last month, stomping on Domantas Sabonis during the postseason, and punching Jordan Poole during practice prior to the previous season. However, Green’s recent actions are merely the beginning of what he has accomplished during his tenure as a Warrior.
Regretfully, it’s possible that the situation has reached its conclusion and that Golden State’s front staff is currently talking about such instances. Green is Stephen Curry’s “guy,” according to ESPN’s Zach Lowe, but despite being a four-time champion and potential Hall of Famer, most of the team’s goodwill with fans has evaporated. The front office would have no trouble selling Moving Green, at least to the supporters and press. The trickier part is getting another team to take him, his baggage and the three years and $77.7 million left on his contract after this season (with 2026-27 being a player option). In addition to all of that, Green turns 34 in March and his trade value has
