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- Report: Cavs having Evan Mobley watch clips of Anthony Davis as part of his development
- Darius Garland emphatically declares that the Cavs are ‘back’ after snapping their losing streak
- Report: Cavs expect Lamar Stevens to return to lineup vs. Magic
- Report: Evan Mobley expected to return from injury for Cavs in Saturday’s game vs. Magic
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- LeBron James, Kevin Love celebrate Cavs teammate Iman Shumpert winning ‘Dancing with the Stars’
- Report: Kevin Durant expected to play for Nets in Monday’s game vs. Cavs
- Jarrett Allen admits he was unsure about fit with Evan Mobley but saw potential ‘immediately’
- Channing Frye’s hilarious reaction to suggestion that Lakers will have massive fire sale at trade deadline
Cavs News: Tristan Thompson Expected to Make Return Tomorrow vs. Hawks
- Updated: December 11, 2017
Tristan Thompson has missed 19 games since suffering a left calf strain in the Cleveland Cavaliers Nov. 1 matchup, but it now seems he is finally ready to return to the court.
On Monday, Cavaliers head coach Tyronn Lue told reporters that the plan is for the talented big man to make his return on Tuesday night against the Atlanta Hawks.
Lue says plan is for Tristan Thompson to play tomorrow for first time since Nov. 1.#Cavs pic.twitter.com/941456yQhu
— Tom Withers (@twithersAP) December 11, 2017
Thompson also spoke to reporters about his recovery and return.
Hear from @RealTristan13 on his recovery and what he misses most about missing games → https://t.co/kXASNtmkRP#AllForOne pic.twitter.com/WkkkMHoOgH
— Cleveland Cavaliers (@cavs) December 11, 2017
“We’ve been doing a lot of treatment and recovery and getting up and down,” Thompson said. “A couple pickup games, so feel good, we’ll see how I feel in the morning. Time will tell.”
Even before his injury, Thompson’s stats this season had not jumped off the page as he was averaging just 4.4 points and 6.4 rebounds per game. Still, he has served as an important piece for the Cavs throughout his career and he will certainly look to regain his form as the season continues.
The injury bug seemed to have bitten the Cavs early in the season, but now players are finally beginning to return to health. Hopefully that translates into yet another impressive winning streak as the Cavs look to continue to build upon their promising NBA season
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