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.

The Cavaliers have been here before. Down 0-2. Questions everywhere. Outside noise getting louder by the hour. So, yeah, the situation probably feels a little too familiar.

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.

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,

There is no denying that without Donovan Mitchell, the Cleveland Cavaliers don’t have a series against the New York Knicks. Spida insists he is healthy despite a slow start and the guard faces mounting questions about his fatigue as the team falls into a 2-0 hole against the Knicks.