The Cleveland Cavaliers get some bad news about their chase of LeBron James. The news came from a proven NBA insider and a Cleveland native.

Cleveland keeps one of its most reliable bench contributors, reinforcing its frontcourt while maintaining roster flexibility for the 2026-27 NBA season.

LeBron James is dropping hints left and right in NBA free agency about his next team, so we deciphered them all and ranked his most likely landing spots next year.

A former Cleveland Cavaliers forward has teased LeBron James' plans in free agency, fueling speculations of a potential hometown return.

James Harden has declined his $42.3 million player option on his contract with the Cavaliers, but he’s likely sticking around in Cleveland. Harden is in talks with the Cavs on a new multiyear deal, ESPN reported Monday,

LeBron James will prioritize two specific personal requirements for his 24th NBA season while making his 2026 free agency decision. James has seemingly held up the 2026 free agency market, with multiple contenders in the race to sign him awaiting his decision before moving on to other business.

Stephen Curry and Jaylen Brown have made their pitches to free agent LeBron James to join their respective teams. Apart from joining the Warriors and the 76ers, even the Heat Big 3 remains in consideration.

Kenny Atkinson and the Cavaliers are saying goodbye to another veteran after Larry Nance Jr. agreed to join the Indiana Pacers on a one-year deal in free agency.

ESPN’s Shams Charania reported Wednesday that James, who turns 42 in December, is now considering three teams.

Interested suitors are doing whatever they can to get LeBron James' attention.