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Who's out, who's in: Tracking 2019's NBA coaching changes

Coaching changes are on the way for some teams that fell short of the postseason. We're tracking every move so far.

On this date: LeBron drops triple-double in first playoff game (2:15)

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Lowe Post: Jefferson On Clips' Win, Boogie Injury, '16 Finals

Zach talks to Richard Jefferson about the Clippers' incredible Game 2 win, the DeMarcus Cousins injury, the 2016 Finals, and more.

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9dAdrian Wojnarowski

Sources: Cavs, Lakers want to talk to Howard

The Cavaliers will begin their coaching search with interviews with Juwan Howard and Jamahl Mosley, sources told ESPN.

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12d

Cavs not bringing back Drew for second season

The Cleveland Cavaliers announced Thursday that coach Larry Drew will not return next season, saying it was a mutual decision. Drew took over the team on Oct. 28 after Tyronn Lue was fired.

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208dJordan Schultz

The 10 Vegas over/unders that defined the NBA season

The Bucks flew past their projected win total, while LeBron and the Lakers failed to meet expectations. Here are the 10 over/under results furthest from Vegas' preseason expectations.

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As expected, Cavaliers opening search for a new head coach. Cleveland plans to run a wide-ranging process, but expect experienced NBA assistants like Utah's Alex Jensen, Portland's David Vanterpool and Nate Tibbetts, Denver's Wes Unseld Jr., to be among multiple candidates.

14d

Walker, Hornets keep playoff push going, beat Cavs 124-97

Kemba Walker scored 23 points and the Charlotte Hornets pulled away in the fourth quarter to keep their late-season playoff push going with a 124-97 win Tuesday night over the Cleveland Cavaliers, whose painful first season rebuilding without LeBron...

Sexton gets crafty around the rim with a nice finger-roll finish (0:18)

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14d

Cavs' Drew unsure about future after tough year

Larry Drew survived one of his most challenging seasons as a coach. He's not sure he wants another one -- or if he'll even get it.

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14d

Cavs' arena renamed Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse

The Cavaliers have changed dramatically and so has their downtown home.

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15d

Report: Quicken Loans Arena being renamed

A person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press that Cleveland's Quicken Loans Arena is being renamed Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.

16d

Aldridge's double-double paces Spurs to 112-90 win over Cavs

LaMarcus Aldridge had 18 points and 13 rebounds as the San Antonio Spurs, who are in a three-team scramble to determine playoff seeding in the Western Conference, extended Cleveland's losing streak to nine games by beating the Cavaliers 112-90 on Sunday.

Cavs jump on Frye as he exits the game (0:26)

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16d

Cavs, Drew will discuss future after season ends

Cavaliers coach Larry Drew says he will discuss his future with the organization after the season.

17d

Curry moves up Warriors' scoring charts in win over Cavs

Stephen Curry scored 40 points to move into third place on Golden State's career list, and the Warriors beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 120-114 on Friday night.

Cook's half-court lob sets up Bell's reverse jam (0:28)

18dMarc J. Spears

The Undefeated: The new kid in Cleveland: Collin Sexton

After a tough start in the post-LeBron era, the Cavs might have a future star

19d

Kings bounce back from 25-point loss to beat Cavs 117-104

De'Aaron Fox had 16 points and 10 assists, Buddy Hield scored 23 points and the Sacramento Kings beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 117-104 Thursday night.

The best NBA moments at Oracle Arena (1:50)

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20dBrian Windhorst

Trae Young's slow build to success

Those first few month were rough, but rookie Trae Young has made a dramatic turnaround for the Atlanta Hawks.

22d

Booker held to 25, but Suns send Cavs to sixth straight loss

Devin Booker scored 25 points after two 50-point games and a 48-point night over the past three, and that was enough to lead the Phoenix Suns to a 122-113 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night.