CLEVELAND, Ohio – Talking to myself as the Cavs prepare for Saturday’s Game 3 vs. New York: Q: Can the Cavs still win the series? A: This is like a Game 7. Q: Meaning what? A: If they lose Game 3, they move into the playoff wilderness where no team has ever survived.

Cleveland Cavaliers governor Dan Gilbert attempted to keep things positive after the Cavs lost 109-93 to the New York Knicks on Thursday night in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals, falling behind 2-0 in the series in the process.

The Cavaliers said their process was right in a Game 2 loss to the Knicks, and they're pinning their playoff lives on it down 0-2.

Random dribbles following the Cavaliers’ 109-93 road loss to the New York Knicks in Game 2 of the East finals on Thursday. 1. Let’s start by saying this is nothing new.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are in the familiar but daunting position of needing to overcome a 2-0 series deficit after dropping Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals 109-93 to the New York Knicks on Thursday.

All signs point to Harden sticking around beyond this season. Harden has a player option on his contract, but most expect him to instead sign a multi-year extension to stay in Cleveland. ESPN's Bobby Marks thinks it could look something like two years for $56 million total,

Evan Mobley's stalled development is a problem for the Cleveland Cavaliers, and it'll only get worse as his salary gets bigger.