Jarrett Allen recently found himself on the receiving end of some scathing criticism from a former Cleveland Cavaliers ...

Koby Altman insists the Cavs' championship window is wide open and Jarrett Allen isn’t going anywhere despite the playoff ...

He also made the comment about the “lights being too bright” when the Cavs lost to New York in five games in the first round ...

Pro sports figures aren't always honest in their public messaging, but Cavs executive Koby Altman's stated desire to keep the ...

And yes, it belongs to center Jarrett Allen. But every time, Allen is back with the Cavaliers, and from the sounds of things, that will remain the case next season. That’s not to say he’s a ...

Cavs center Jarrett Allen had a double-double in Game 2 and Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals before his production dropped vs. the Pacers.

But then you set a pick Feb. 5 in Detroit on Pistons forward Ausar Thompson, which resulted in flagrant 2 foul and an ejection. What happened because it seemed to come out of nowhere? JA: I just felt ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The first play of Game 4 against Miami told the entire story. Jarrett Allen, the Cavs center, jumped a passing lane on the perimeter for a steal that led to a fast-break dunk.

“Everyone knows what Donovan and DG can do,” Allen said. “I’d like to think I’ve done my part. And our role players have been tremendous all season long. But I really do feel like the ...

Jarrett Allen: “I’ve always felt like I was very lucky to be drafted by Brooklyn. I was 19 when I got there, and then, in what seemed like a flash, I was playing with KD and Kyrie. In New York ...

Sure, Jarrett Allen can read any defense thrown his way, but he reads books too. Giving an exclusive interview to USA Today's Jeff Zilgitt during the end of a Cleveland Cavaliers' five-game West ...

And yes, despite what so many might say, that includes Allen. “I think Jarrett [Allen] is the easy target, right?” said Altman. “Let’s point to Jarrett in Game 5 when he wasn’t his best.