Cavaliers’ Stance on Bringing Back LeBron James Receives Negative Update originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Cleveland Cavaliers closed out the 2024-25 regular season with a 64-18 record, securing the top seed in the NBA's Eastern Conference only to be upset in the second round by the Indiana Pacers, 4-1.

We’ve reached a familiar point in LeBron James’ career — one that has come up several times before — where it seems he may be weighing his options for the future. After seven seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers,

LeBron James responded to just about everyone who had something to say about him practicing at the Cleveland Cavaliers' facility earlier this week.

Here we will look at the one move that the Cleveland Cavaliers still must make to improve their roster during 2025 NBA free agency.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have already made several moves since the new NBA league year started. The Wine and Gold re-signed Sam Merrill, traded for Lonzo Ball, and signed Larry Nance Jr. All of these are solid depth moves for a team that needed a restructuring of the bench after last year's playoff loss.

Check back here all summer as the Cavaliers enter a vital offseason in their search for a trip to the NBA Finals in 2025-26.