Isaac Okoro is going to miss at least the next six games while all signs point to Max Strus returning tonight. Kenny Atkinson said the other day that it whenever it seems like the #Cavs will have ...

Max Strus is finally set to make his season debut for the Cavaliers, and it couldn’t come at a better time. After a frustrating few months dealing with an ankle sprain and a hip injury ...

CLEVELAND — The NBA's top-shooting offense has effectively added another weapon to the mix. Cavaliers starting small forward ...

Strus (ankle) has been ruled out for Monday's game against the Nets. Grant Afseth of RG.org reported that Strus was expected to make his season debut Friday against the Wizards, but he was ...

Max Strus‘ long-anticipated season debut has once again been pushed back. The Cleveland Cavaliers have ruled Strus out for tonight’s game against Brooklyn. Strus has been out of commission ...

INDEPENDENCE, Ohio — Max Strus’ return is on the horizon. After missing the first 27 games of the regular season due to a right ankle sprain suffered during a preseason workout, the Cavs ...

After almost a nine-week absence, Max Strus returned to the Cleveland Cavaliers lineup on Friday night against the Milwaukee Bucks. He only played 19 minutes and scored nine points while shooting ...

The Cavaliers assigned Strus (anklee) to the G League's Cleveland Charge on Friday. Strus has been sidelined all season with a right ankle sprain, but his assignment to the Charge suggests that he ...

Cleveland Cavaliers fans got some exciting news last week when it was initially reported that Max Strus would make his season debut on Friday night against the Washington Wizards. However ...

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Max Strus will make his season debut on Friday against the Washington Wizards, barring setbacks, sources told ESPN on Wednesday. Strus suffered an ankle sprain in ...

That could change soon. Max Strus, sidelined since before the season tipped off, is reportedly on track to make his debut Friday against Washington, per Grant Afseth of RG.org. For the record ...