It’s summertime in the NBA, which can only mean one thing. Namely, it’s time to speculate where LeBron James will play next. Well, here’s a hint: It won’t be Cleveland.

The Cleveland Cavaliers saw the best version of Evan Mobley last season, but he’s just getting started. The young power forward still has a ceiling to reach, and the team wants to unleash new layers of his game.

This is where we wanted to be,” Merrill told cleveland.com during a one-on-one interview at halftime of the Cavs’ Summer League game.

League coach Omar Cook had high praise for Tristan Enaruna, the former Cleveland State forward looking to make a name for himself in Las Vegas.

Jawad Williams has plenty of memories as a kid in Cleveland. He returned as a young adult to play professional basketball. Now, he's ready to make more memories and help coach his hometown team.

The Cavaliers announced the Lonzo Ball trade and other moves as NBA free agency formally tipped off July 6. Here is a breakdown of the transactions.

There are things Jaylon Tyson offers that the Cavaliers will really need. Energy. Offense. Intensity. Ball-handling in a pinch. And with Isaac Okoro sent to Chicago in the Lonzo Ball trade, the Cavs will likely need Tyson more than ever.

Inside Cox Pavilion — the smaller of the two arenas on the campus of UNLV — the Cavs continued Summer League play with their first victory of the July tournament.