Even before the Cleveland Cavaliers evened up the season series with the Boston Celtics last Friday (Feb. 28) night, there have been astute basketball minds who believe that the Cavs are the biggest threat to the Celtics in the NBA's Eastern Conference.

The Cleveland Cavaliers, after a ten game win streak, are back on top of the league with their 50-10 record. Let’s just celebrate how cool that is.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are entering the final phase of the season with their eyes firmly locked on the NBA title. Miraculously, they have already clinched the playoffs. The one seed in the Eastern Conference is all but assured.

The NBA has fined Jerome $25,000 for his comments, it announced Monday afternoon. Jerome's diatribe included criticism of one official—Natalie Sago—by name after a game with 7

Once the whistles stopped blowing, Cavaliers guard Ty Jerome cried foul. Upset with an inordinate number of personals called during Cleveland’s 133-129 overtime win against Portland on Sunday, Jerome didn’t hold back in criticizing the officiating crew and zeroed in on referee Natalie Sago.

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Ty Jerome was fined $25,000 by the NBA on Monday for public criticism of officials following his team’s 133-129 overtime win over the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday

After trailing as many as 18 points at one point, the Cavaliers outlasted the Portland Trail Blazers in overtime, 133-129. This victory over Portland brings the Cavaliers' current win streak to 10 games.

On Sunday afternoon, the streaking Portland Trail Blazers take on the elite Cleveland Cavaliers in NBA action.

De'Andre Hunter made a go-ahead 3-pointer with 30.8 seconds remaining in overtime, lifting the Cleveland Cavaliers to a stunning 133-129 victory over the visiting Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday. Hunter finished with 32 points and came up in the clutch after Anfernee Simons put Portland ahead 129-128 with a triple of his own with 44 seconds left.