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Iman Shumpert has a suggestion for the Cavaliers when opposing defenses turn up the heat. Put the ball in Donovan Mitchell’s hands and let him go. Shumpert, a member of the Cavs’ 2016 championship team, offered that assessment on ESPN’s…
Yardbarker's roundup covers multiple major sports stories across baseball, basketball, and soccer. Highlights include Dalton Knecht finding a new team after being waived by the Los Angeles Lakers, while Jacob Misiorowski continues to stand out as a hard-throwing pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers. Meanwhile, Barcelona prepares to host Real Madrid in an early-season rivalry clash at Camp Nou.
Additionally, the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays are set to square off in the World Series at American Family Field, featuring Hall of Famer John Smoltz serving his 11th stint as a FOX analyst. The roundup also presents several sports trivia challenges spanning MLB, the NBA, and the NFL.
Cavs nearly blow another lead, hold on in 125-121 win over NetsFear The Sword
Player Grades: Cavs vs Nets – Jarrett Allen plays the unsung heroFear The Sword
Cavs must stop asking Donovan Mitchell to be someone he’s notKing James Gospel
Why Mike Wilbon doesn’t trust Cavs after collapse to LeBron James’ 76ersCavs Nation
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