The Cavaliers received an encouraging update on LeBron James after a new insider report signaled Cleveland as his next destination.

The Cavaliers signed star guard Donovan Mitchell to a four-year contract extension on Thursday afternoon -- a deal announced by president of basketball operations Koby Altman.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have achieved one of their primary aims of the offseason while the wait continues on whether LeBron James will return to the franchise for a third time. The team announced Thursday that Donovan Mitchell has signed his four-year,

The six-time All-Star is able to sign with any team in need of his veteran experience after he was waived by the Kings earlier this week.

The Cleveland Cavaliers and Donovan Mitchell agreed to a four-year, $273 million extension, which could keep the guard under contract through 2030-31.

The Cleveland Cavaliers also continue to have interest in Kuminga, league sources told ESPN. Kuminga has a high level of comfort with Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson, who coached Kuminga during his first three NBA seasons as a lead assistant for the Golden State Warriors.

Donovan Mitchell put pen to paper on his new four-year, $273 million deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers just days ago.But, it’s already being labeled as one of the worst contracts in the NBA.Donovan Mitchell’s New Contract with Cavaliers Ranked as One of NBA’s WorstDan Favale of Bleacher Report recently ranked the eight worst contracts in

The Cleveland Cavaliers have officially re-signed a one-time NBA champion big man back for next season on a one-year contract.