Once the whistles stopped blowing, Cavaliers guard Ty Jerome cried foul. Upset with an inordinate number of personals called during Cleveland’s 133-129 overtime win against Portland on Sunday, Jerome didn’t hold back in criticizing the officiating crew and zeroed in on referee Natalie Sago.

Once the whistles stopped blowing, Cavaliers guard Ty Jerome cried foul. Upset with an inordinate number of personals called during Cleveland’s 133-129 overtime win against Portland on Sunday, Jerome didn’t hold back in criticizing the officiating crew — zeroing in on referee Natalie Sago.

I thought the refs were really bad tonight, especially Natalie [Sago], she was really bad,” Jerome said when asked about the number of free throws. “Stuff like that happens

The Cleveland Cavaliers were probably already going to finish first in the East and head into the playoffs with home-court advantage over the defending champions. But on Friday night, in the last meeting of the regular season between the Cavs and the Boston Celtics,

Donovan Mitchell acknowledged the Cleveland Cavaliers got knocked off their feet when they fell into an early 22-point hole to the Boston Celtics on Friday night. Midway through the third quarter, the Cavs were down 17 before pulling off a stunning comeback and winning 123-116.

The Cleveland Cavaliers didn't plan on needing to recover from a 20-point first-quarter deficit to beat the Boston Celtics on Friday night. However, this is exactly what happened as the Wine and Gold stunned the crowd at TD Garden,

The Boston Celtics suffered a tough loss on Friday night to the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Eastern Conference's No. 1 seed. The Celtics were up big on the Cavaliers before they took their foot off the gas a bit,

The Cleveland Cavaliers pulled off their signature win of the season after coming back down 22 points to beat the Boston Celtics in TD Garden on Friday night.