Cavs will be without entire starting lineup against Mavericks after travel nightmare creates opportunity for young players
The Cavs won’t have a single member of their starting lineup available Saturday night against the Dallas Mavericks, creating an unexpected opportunity for the young players who have spent much of the season trying to prove they deserve a…
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