Is Cavs center Jarrett Allen 6-9, 6-11 or another height? What's with his ethical basketball jokes? How does he view the ...

After playing all 82 regular season games and setting shooting efficiency records, Jarrett Allen looks to silence doubters ...

Cleveland was the first to bring back a classic formula that was dominant in the NBA long before the pace-and-space era ...

CLEVELAND — Jarrett Allen just pulled off one of the best rejections at the rim you're likely to ever see. In the fourth quarter of Wednesday night's game, with the Cavs pulling away from the ...

However, with Cleveland having already clinched the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs, Allen could be subject to light workloads Friday and in the regular-season finale Sunday versus ...

Allen (rest) didn't start the second half of Thursday's game against the Pacers, Chris Fedor of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports. Allen's goal is to play all 82 regular-season games this year ...

Cleveland Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen has made it clear that he wants to play all 82 games. “I like the number, it’s nothing special,” Allen joked when asked about it last month.

Jarrett Allen ... what I have.” Allen’s postseason history has been complicated. Two years ago, he struggled against the Knicks in the playoffs, later admitting that the lights were “too ...

LeBron James is clear about when it will be time to retire from the NBA Late in the game, Allen found himself with a rare opportunity to showcase his athleticism in the open court. The 6-foot-11 ...

And yet, this was not the big news for the Cavaliers’ fans. For them, the star of the night was Jarrett Allen. After all, in order to mimic NBA icon LeBron James, Allen attempted to pull off the ...

On April 3, a light-hearted exchange between Cleveland Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen and NBA superstar LeBron James captured the attention of basketball fans everywhere. This interaction not only ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Jarrett Allen stepped into the passing lane and extended his Gumby-like arm, deflecting the ball away from Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns and then corralling it around midcourt.