The Cleveland Cavaliers can become just the second NBA team ever to win at least 65 games in back-to-back seasons. They must win 12 of their final 14 games to do it. Full story »

The Cavs have a scheduling advantage over the Lakers in their bid to win homecourt advantage throughout the playoffs. Cleveland will be at home for 11 of its last 20 games. The Lakers have just 7 of 21 left at home. See a breakdown of the schedules, including the strength of opponents, for the Cavs, Lakers and Magic. Full story »

LeBron James now has 31 triple doubles. The Cavs are 25-6 in those games. He is averaging 30.2 points, 11.9 rebounds and 11.4 assists in his triple-double efforts. See stats of his triple doubles.  Full story »

LeBron James' 47-point, 8-rebound, 8-assist, 5-steal night on Saturday against the New York Knicks marked the 21st 45-point game of his career. See a rundown of those games. Full story »

The Cleveland Cavaliers have two of the highest paid athletes in all of sports. Take our Salary Machine for a spin and see how your pay stacks up to that of LeBron James, Shaquille O'Neal and the other Cavs. Full story »

LeBron James improved to 8-5 in head-to-head meetings with Kobe Bryant after completing a sweep of the 2009-10 series. Here's a game-by-game comparison. Full story »

This Day in Browns History: Clay Matthews' interception of a Jim Kelly pass with three seconds left on Jan. 6, 1990, secures Cleveland's third trip to the AFC Championship Game in four seasons. Read the game story from the Jan. 7, 1990, Plain Dealer. Full story »

This Day in Browns History: Vinny Testaverde and Michael Jackson were among the stars for the Cleveland Browns as the team won its last playoff game on Jan. 1, 1995. Read the game story as it appeared in The Plain Dealer the next day. Full story »

LeBron James has a 6-5 lead over Kobe Bryant, but Bryant's Los Angeles Lakers won both games last season. See a game-by-game comparison. Full story »

This Day in Browns History: Lou Groza kicked the winning field goal, and Otto Graham passed for four TDS as the Cleveland Browns won their first NFL title in 1950. Read the story from the next day's Plain Dealer. Full story »

This Day in Browns History: The "original" Cleveland Browns gave 55,000 fans a victory in their farewell to Cleveland Stadium on Dec. 17, 1995. Read the game story. Full story »

This Day in Browns History: The Cleveland Browns defense made a club-record seven interceptions in handing the Chicago Bears their worst defeat ever, 42-0, on Dec. 11, 1960. Read the game story. Full story »

Thursday night's game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns has the makings of being the coldest game ever in Cleveland between the two teams. The forecast calls for 18 degrees and a 54 percent chance of snow just before kickoff.  Full story »

This Day in Browns History: Leroy Kelly scored his 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th touchdowns of the season as the 1968 Cleveland Browns rolled over the New York Giants. Read the game story, as it appeared in the next day's Plain Dealer. Full story »

This Day in Browns History: Dub Jones scored six towndowns to tie Ernie Nevers' 22-year-old NFL record as the Cleveland Browns rolled over the Chicago Bears, 42-21, on Nov. 25, 1951. The record still stands. Read the game story as it appeared in the next day's Plain Dealer. Full story »