Cleveland Cavaliers Schedule 2019 Cavaliers Schedule

If you are looking to see the biggest drop off in wins from one year to another, Cleveland is your team. With no more LeBron James, this gives a significant edge to the rest of the East, but also depreciates the Cavs markability. They have seven nationally televised games, and two of them are against the Lakers. LeBron James will make his way back to Cleveland on November 21st, and then the Cavs will visit later on in January. Cleveland has a couple games against Washington and Charlotte that will be on NBATV, but overall the Cavs are back to the pre-LeBron era. The Cavs actually went just 15-15 against the Western Conference last season, which overall wasn’t a very good team. They also were below .500 against teams that were above .500. Cleveland is going to take a major drop in these departments as the rebuild goes on. The Cavs will start off on the road against Toronto and Minnesota, which will start the trend in the wrong direction. Normally matchups against Detroit, Brooklyn and Atlanta were easy wins, but this Cavs team is completely different. The Cavs have one of the tougher stretches we have seen so far, going up against the Lakers, 76ers, Rockets, Timberwolves, Thunder, Celtics, and Raptors. The Cavs end of the year taking on mostly Western Conference opponents. They have a road trip facing five of them, and then get San Antonio and Charlotte at home to end the season. The Cavs are likely going to be looking towards the lottery, so wins aren’t going to be something many fans shoot for. They have Kevin Love who will put up his share of points, but it likely won’t be enough to carry them to a decent amount of wins, or out of the basement in the East.