What happens at LeBron’s camp stays at LeBron’s camp.

Carl Pavano knows about bouncing back from adversity. He thinks the Cleveland Indians can too.

His nickname hasn’t arrived. His motto with Cleveland is already in place.

Shaquille O’Neal has one purpose in Cleveland: bring an NBA title to LeBron James and the Cavaliers.

Cavaliers forward Anderson Varejao did not exercise his option on a $6.2 million contract for next season, making him an unrestricted free agent.

Shaquille O’Neal hasn’t picked out a house in Cleveland yet. He has chosen a jersey number - his old one.

Looking for a late bargain, the Cleveland Cavaliers purchased a second-round pick from Phoenix and selected Turkey’s Emir Preldzic in the NBA draft.

The Cleveland Cavaliers completed a blockbuster trade Thursday, bringing superstar center Shaquille O’Neal from the Phoenix Suns to join current MVP LeBron James.

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Tarence Kinsey Jr. has been charged with drunken driving.

LeBron James is moving his King’s Academy summer basketball camp from his hometown of Akron, Ohio, to the campus of UC San Diego.

Rockets center Yao Ming has called a possible move to Cleveland an “unknown” amid rumors that the Cavaliers’ new Chinese part owners want to sign him.

Rockets center Yao Ming has called a possible move to Cleveland an “unknown” amid rumors that the Cavaliers’ new Chinese part owners want to sign him.

The Los Angeles Lakers have won their 15th championship, beating the Orlando Magic 99-86 in Game 5 of the NBA finals.

Barely a month ago, Jianhua ‘Kenny’ Huang was relatively unknown outside business circles, just one of many entrepreneurs working to match money and business opportunities across the Pacific.

Cavaliers star LeBron James had a benign growth removed from his right jaw during a five-hour procedure at the Cleveland Clinic on Tuesday.

Summer’s offseason arrived sooner than Cleveland general manager Danny Ferry had hoped, but it’s here.

In the end, the greatest season in Cleveland Cavaliers’ history, the one supposed to end in a title triumph, was like all the others.

LeBron James finally talked about not making the NBA finals, and insists Cleveland’s loss to Orlando will not impact his future with the Cavaliers.

The Orlando Magic never gave in. They didn’t buckle when their starting point guard went down with a season-ending injury. They regrouped when their frustrated superstar called out their coach. They stood up to the Boston Celtics. They sent LeBron James home.

They came to the arena with their bags packed for a trip, not summer vacation. They kept a jet on standby and booked hotel rooms in Florida.

Dressed in black, the imposing 7-footer sat near the floor for Game 4 like a casual NBA fan. He was hardly one.

As LeBron James pulled up for the final shot, Orlando’s crowd gasped, Magic coach Stan Van Gundy gulped and time stood still.

Mo Williams’ Game 4 guarantee blew up like his swollen left eye.

“We’re the best team in basketball,“ he said.

The Orlando Magic, sick of seeing replays of LeBron James’ dramatic buzzer-beater to win Game 2, downed the Cleveland Cavaliers 99-89 on Sunday night to take a 2-1 lead in the series.

Mo Williams’ left eye was swollen, bandaged with four stitches around it and bruises that caused him to wince with every blow.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have signed an agreement with an investment group from China to become minority owners of the NBA franchise and its arena, a partnership that could impact superstar LeBron James’ future with the team.

LeBron James never left the playground or gym as a kid without making one last shot. No matter how long it took.

Before Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals on Friday night, LeBron James told Sasha Pavlovic to be ready.

The 24-second shot clock has been fixed. The Cleveland Cavaliers are next on the repairs-to-do list.