The Golden State Warriors have made a strong run in the fourth quarter to make it a game in Cleveland, but thankfully for the Cavaliers, they have Matthew Dellavedova. The second-year point guard
Publicly. Privately. Those closest to him are struck by this fiery look that's in his eye, a focus and will the likes of which even they have never seen and a selfless style that is so perfectly contagious. … The funny thing, though, is that even
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The Cavs said 100% of the $5 ticket proceeds benefit two Cleveland-area charitable organizations: Shoes and Clothes For Kids; and the Greater Cleveland Food Bank courtesy of the Cavaliers Youth Fund.
CLEVELAND — In February, when the Cleveland Cavaliers were still evolving, when Kyrie Irving was still spry and Matthew Dellavedova was a quiet curiosity, David Griffin made some inquiries, scouring the league for another point guard. It was not a