The “V” was designed like a hoop with a ball entering it, which also served as Cleveland’s new logo. The Cavaliers retained ... almost copper, gold. Dark blue, the secondary color, was ...

The Orlando Magic unveiled their new jerseys for the 2025-26 season, reviving their iconic star logo. The nostalgic move was ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers have unveiled the ... the jersey in a bold white font and outlined in dark gray with gold highlights. The Nike Swoosh logo is positioned on the upper right chest and ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers will use jerseys newly branded with Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. patches during its 2022-2023 season. Cleveland Cavaliers The integrated steelmaker has expanded its multi-year ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The Cleveland Cavaliers revealed the 2023-24 Nike ... heavily styled theater playbills and visuals, the chest logo blends Playhouse Square theatrics with the fierceness ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers are quietly positioning themselves as dark horse championship contenders, with the potential to be a Top 4 team in the Eastern Conference this season. Donovan Mitchell‘s ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers encountered two problems in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Injuries were the other, and the Cavaliers just couldn’t get enough healthy players on the court for enough ...

At halfcourt, ‘The Land’ Logo is displayed, complementing the design on the chest of the uniform. ‘Cleveland’ is featured on the left baseline, with ‘Cavaliers’ on the right baseline.

Last year’s shirt had the big “C” in the middle with “Cleveland Cavaliers” as the main focus. Adding an extra Cavalier logo somewhere on this year’s design would’ve gone a long way.

Well, he did just that from the Pistons midcourt logo right as time expired in Wednesday night's Cavaliers game. Garland's Cleveland teammates immediately celebrated with him on the court ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers will return to the court this season wearing jerseys that are newly branded with the Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. logo. In March, the integrated steelmaker based in Cleveland said ...