Chris Fedor is a journalist for cleveland.com, focusing on local sports coverage in Cleveland, Ohio. With a keen interest in basketball, Chris provides in-depth analysis and reports on the Cleveland Cavaliers, highlighting player performances, game recaps, and team developments.
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Chris Fedor's coverage heavily focuses on local sports, particularly the Cleveland Cavaliers and NBA. He is deeply immersed in event-driven reporting with a significant emphasis on player performances, team dynamics, and injuries impacting the game.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — The vibes around the Cavs right now are, to borrow a term from point guard Darius Garland, immaculate
| CLEVELAND, Ohio — No Donovan Mitchell, no problem. The Cavs held off the Charlotte Hornets, 128-114, for their 15th straight win to open the season on Sunday night.
| CLEVELAND, Ohio — Bring on Boston. No member of the Cavs specifically used those words following Sunday's win over the Hornets — a 128-114 near wire-to-wire victory that improves their record to 15-0.
By: Chris Fedor
The Cavs finished with a 115.2 defensive rating, their fourth worst all season, against a lottery bound opponent who ranks 23rd on offense this season. That’s three of Cleveland’s four worst defensive outings coming in the last 11 days.
By: Chris Fedor
No matter how small the sample size, not even a quarter of the way through the season, it’s tough to argue that the undefeated Cavs are anything but a title contender.
| BOSTON — Staying undefeated will be more difficult than originally anticipated.
| BOSTON — The streak is over. After a franchise-record 15 consecutive wins to open the 2024-25 season, the Cavs lost their first game Tuesday night to the reigning NBA champion Celtics, 120-117.
BOSTON — There were no hung heads, slumped shoulders or long faces this time.
INDEPENDENCE, Ohio — After two straight off days — a rarity during this relentless first-month schedule — the Cavs returned to the practice floor Saturday morning.
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