The Cleveland Cavaliers could’ve lost much more than just the game on Sunday night. They tried to clinch the best record in the Eastern Conference, but the Sacramento Kings had different plans. Eventually,

As the Cleveland Cavaliers gear up for what they hope will be a special playoff run, they’ve placed an extreme emphasis on health. They’ve managed to evade the injury bug all season, and with the postseason starting in about a week-and-a-half they are beginning to take precautions.

If the Cavaliers are going to clinch the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference by beating the Chicago Bulls on April 8, they will do so without help from All-Star guard Donovan Mitchell. On the NBA

The Cleveland Cavaliers couldn’t do enough to secure the number one spot in the Eastern Conference. A combination of timely shot-making from the Sacramento Kings and a lack of shot-making from the Cavs did them in.

The Cavaliers are on the doorstep of the No. 1 playoff seed in the Eastern Conference as they take on the Sacramento Kings Sunday night at Rocket Arena. The Cavs' magic number to clinch the top seed in the Eastern Conference is down to one.

The Sacramento Kings and interim coach Doug Christie proved 'who they are" in the season sweep of the Eastern Conference-leading Cleveland Cavaliers.

At this point in the season, with the Cavs on the verge of locking up the No. 1 seed in the East and having nothing else to play for, an injury to a key contributor is close to the worst-case scenario.

The Cleveland Cavaliers updated All-Star Donovan Mitchell's status for Tuesday's game vs. the Chicago Bulls. The Cavs guard has a sprained ankle.

Donovan Mitchell and the Cavs must be conservative about his injury with the playoffs looming. The All-Star's health is paramount to NBA title hopes.