CLEVELAND, Ohio — Although they have repeatedly spoken about it since the start of training camp, duplicating last season’s success won’t be easy. After all, it was the franchise’s first Eastern Conference finals appearance without LeBron James in more than three decades.

Now that LeBron James is set to hit the open market after informing the Los Angeles Lakers he intends to sign elsewhere, the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers and Miami Heat have quickly emerged as early suitors for the future Hall of Famer.

Random dribbles on the Cavaliers' 106-92 road loss to the Miami Heat on Monday: 1. LeBron James and the Cavs have experienced better nights. That's about all you can say when it comes to this one. The Heat had it. The Cavs did not. And welcome to life in ...

The Cavaliers are opening the 2026-27 regular season on the road against LeBron James and the Philadelphia 76ers. Catch up with this Cavs refresher.

With LeBron James no longer available in free agency, several teams will now turn their attention elsewhere. ESPN's Shams Charania reported Friday that the Cleveland Cavaliers will look at players such as Jonathan Kuminga and former NBA forward Mario Hezonja.