Jarrett Allen

Multiple Cleveland Cavaliers players were featured on a segment of Jimmy Kimmel’s talk show recently and read mean tweets about themselves. The segment is a regular feature on Kimmel’s show. Evan Mobley (0:31), Darius Garland (0:38) and Jarrett Allen (1:34) all read amusing criticisms of themselves on social media.

This now-past season was a career year for Cleveland Cavaliers 5 man Jarrett Allen. Allen had career-highs in points and rebounds per game with 16.1 and 10.8, respectively, and he backed up the team signing him to a five-year, $100 million deal last offseason. The Cavaliers seemed to get their...

LeBron James is the biggest legend that the city of Cleveland has seen in more than half a century, being crucial to bringing them an NBA championship as the hometown hero. He had two spells with the Cavs and was instrumental in orchestrating the most successful run the franchise had ever experienced in the modern era of the NBA.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have built their current team by pulling all of the levers of player acquisition. Core pieces like Evan Mobley, Darius Garland and even Collin Sexton were added via the draft; Lauri Markkanen effectively came in free agency in a sign-and-trade last August. 8 months before that, the Cavs leapt into a multi-team trade to add big man Jarrett Allen to the fold.

When the Cleveland Cavaliers signed Jarrett Allen to a five-year, $100 million new deal last offseason, that was seemingly met with its share of criticism from the team’s fanbase, and some media members, at least from a national scope. I understood the reasoning there. Allen is by no means...

The Toronto Raptors might not have a traditional rim-protecting center on the roster at the moment, but that doesn’t negate the fact that their OG Anunoby-led collection of versatile forwards helped key their turnaround from also-ran to legitimate contender with championship aspirations. While Anunoby once again missed large chunks...

This season was a career year for Jarrett Allen, who, like Darius Garland, represented the Cleveland Cavaliers with Team LeBron in the All-Star Game this go-round. Allen had career-highs in points and rebounds per outing with 16.1 and 10.8, respectively, and among qualified players, Allen was second in field goal percentage at 67.7 percent, per Basketball Reference.

Last summer the Cleveland Cavaliers looked poised to transition their rebuild, to go from asset accumulation to an attempt to win basketball games. The Cavs drafted a top-3 prospect in Evan Mobley, retained Jarrett Allen, Dean Wade and Lamar Stevens, and added Ricky Rubio and Lauri Markkanen. That transition went...

First off, I’d like to say happy recent birthday to Jarrett Allen, as he recently turned 24 on April 21. Allen has been one of the best players on the Cleveland Cavaliers this season, and one of the best big men in Cleveland history as well. Allen has been one of few big men ever selected to an All-Star game for the Cavaliers. In 56 games this season, Allen averaged 16.1 points, 10.8 rebounds, and 1.3 blocks while only averaging 1.7 fouls per night.

Over the last 16 months, the Cleveland Cavaliers have added a plethora of young talent. Jarrett Allen, Evan Mobley, Lauri Markkanen, and Caris LeVert is a tremendous bunch of players, but there’s one guy who stands above the rest in terms of impact on the team. That guy is Jarrett Allen.

The Cleveland Cavaliers’ very own Jarrett Allen got robbed of a DPOY Top-3 finish. Jarrett Allen had an exceptional year. He finished with 16.1 points and 10.8 rebounds, while also putting up 1.3 blocks per game. He helped lead the team to its first winning record without LeBron James since 1998 and achieved his first All-Star selection. He was the team’s second-most consistent scoring option and was the teams’ focal point defensively. He was easily one of the best defensive forces in all of the NBA. He also finished with a BPM of +3.9, an impressive number for a 23-year-old.

CLEVELAND -- Cavaliers All-Star center Jarrett Allen was back in the starting lineup Friday for the play-in game against Atlanta after missing 19 games with a broken left finger. Allen, who hasn't played since getting hurt March 6, was listed as questionable before being cleared and taking the court with...

The final game of the 2022 Eastern Conference play-in tournament has been set. On Friday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers will host the Atlanta Hawks in a winner-take-all matchup for the right to be the No. 8 seed and face the Miami Heat in the first round of the playoffs. It...

Barring a setback, Cleveland Cavaliers All-Star big man Jarrett Allen is set to make his return for the team in its elimination game against the Atlanta Hawks on Friday. Allen has been dealing with a fractured finger and hasn’t suited up for a game since early March. The Cavs haven’t done all that well without him.

The center has not played since March 6 due to a fractured finger.

Cleveland Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen made his long-awaited return from injury on Friday, but he was running a bit behind as he did so. Allen, who missed the final 18 games of the regular season due to a broken finger, returned for the Cavaliers Friday in their play-in game against the Atlanta Hawks. Allen went through pre-game warmups before being fully cleared, but he very nearly missed them. The center actually arrived late to Quicken Loans Arena, as he got stuck in traffic stemming from the Cleveland Guardians’ home opener across the street.

Dr. David Chao joins Scott to give an update to Cleveland Cavaliers C Jarrett Allen. 

Jarrett Allen’s injury was one of the biggest storylines heading into Friday’s winner-take-all Play-In game between the Cavs and the Hawks. Fortunately, Allen was cleared to play, which was obviously a huge development for Cleveland. As it turns out, however, the All-Star big man still nearly missed the game.