The Cavaliers checked a crucial box on the road vs. the Pistons in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. Another item awaits on the to-do list.

Mobley is the first Cavaliers player ever in postseason history to record at least five blocks and three steals in a playoff game.

The Cleveland Cavaliers’ all-defensive center, Evan Mobley, is thriving in the playoffs, and the clips from his off-season workouts are resurfacing. The seven-footer trained with Paul Fabritz, who’s known for taking his athletes onto the track,

Mobley turned in yet another dominant performance, helping the Cavaliers to a comfortable victory in Game 7 against the Pistons. After an adequate regular season, Mobley appears to have saved his best for last,

Follow along with Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals with the NBA.com live blog, as the Cavaliers and Knicks tip off from Madison Square Garden.

With the Knicks and Cavaliers set to kick off Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday, here are five key things to know about fourth-seeded Cleveland. 1. The Cavaliers have lost each of their four previous postseason matchups against the Knicks (1978,

Jalen Brunson pulled a houdini act to overcome a slow, inefficient Knicks offense that was once dominated by Karl-Anthony Towns in New York’s seven previous postseason games. The Knicks were looking at a 1-0 deficit to start the Eastern Conference Finals before Brunson took the game in his own hands with a barrage iso-ball that doomed the Cavs,

Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen need to win their matchups for the Cavs to have a shot against the Knicks in the NBA East finals

It was Bridges, dribbling across the court and delivering a stepback 3-pointer over Evan Mobley with the shot clock expiring to make it 97-93 with 2:38 remaining.

The Garden will be rocking tonight for Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals. With the top two seeds eliminated in the East, the No. 3 New York Knicks have home court advantage in their matchup against the No.