Mark Price

Cleveland Cavaliers legend Mark Price is gushing over Darius Garland. There’s an old saying, “game respects game”, and if Cleveland Cavalier’s legends are raving about your game, then you must be doing something right. Few players in the team’s history, carry the same amount of love and respect from the fanbase as Mark Price does. Price, who has been coaching off and on since 1998, is someone who knows how to play the point guard position.

This season has been a fun for Cleveland Cavaliers fans, as the club is finding themselves back in the thick of the postseason picture again at 35-23, and fourth in the Eastern Conference, and the team has two All-Stars. It’s been a minute since we’ve seen that, and this go-round, Darius Garland and Jarrett Allen will both be repping the Cavaliers in the All-Star Game.

Former Cavaliers guard and 4x All-Star Mark Price joined Baskin & Phelps to talk about All-Star weekend, the Cavs this season, his time in Cleveland, and mentoring young players.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are easily one of the biggest surprises in the NBA this season. The Cavs are 35-23 entering the NBA All-Star break, which has them in the top four in the Eastern Conference. A big part of that success has been the emergence of point guard Darius Garland. His play has even got notice from the former Cavs star, Mark Price.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Welcome to this week’s new episode of Terry’s Talkin’, cleveland.com’s podcast with cleveland.com and Plain Dealer columnist Terry Pluto, and host David Campbell. On this week’s show, we talk Cavaliers, NBA All-Star Game 2022, the Super Bowl and the Browns, answer some Hey, Terry! questions and do some trivia.

CLEVELAND, Ohio – “I do see it.”. That’s what Mark Price said when I asked about similarities between himself and current Cavs point guard Darius Garland. I made the call to Price in Atlanta when thinking about this week’s NBA All-Star Game in Cleveland. Garland made it for the first time. This is his third NBA season. Price’s first All-Star appearance was in 1989, his third NBA season.

When Bobby Cremins recruited Mark Price to Georgia Tech, maybe he had an idea of how good Price would be. Most fans simply had no clue. Well, the kid from Enid turned out pretty well. He had a brilliant career at Georgia Tech. Johnny Dawkins came in with a bigger reputation but Price won ACC Rookie Of The Year in 1983 and had a terrific career, really becoming the key player in Georgia Tech’s ascent to the top of the ACC. In an era featuring Dawkins, Tommy Amaker, UNC’s Kenny Smith, Muggsy Bogues and others, Price more than held his own.

I recently had a Tik-Tok video by a creator named @Realonz brought to my attention of 57-year-old Mark Price putting up long-distance baskets in the gym. For those of you who don’t remember Mark, or you weren’t alive when he played. Mark Price was a 6’0” 170-pound point guard who played nine of his first 12 seasons in the NBA with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Former Cleveland Cavaliers star Mark Price recently took to Twitter and heaped some praise on the 2021-22 Cavs. Cleveland annihilated the Toronto Raptors on Sunday by a score of 144-99. The win caught Price’s attention. The Raptors were very shorthanded in Sunday’s contest, but so was Cleveland. A 45-point...

After 35 years of providing care to hundreds of children in the community, pediatrician Dr. Mark Price retired from St. Johnsbury Pediatrics on May 28, 2021. In addition to general pediatrics, Dr. Price was also interested in pediatric behavioral medicine and provided care for children with ADHD as well as a number of other behavioral challenges.

St. JOHNSBURY — After 35 years of providing care to hundreds of children in the community, pediatrician Dr. Mark Price retired from St. Johnsbury Pediatrics on May 28, 2021. In addition to general pediatrics, Dr. Price was also interested in pediatric behavioral medicine and provided care for children with ADHD as well as a number of other behavioral challenges.

Kevin Love stands alone atop a Cleveland franchise list. That’s right, Love has passed one other Cleveland Cavaliers great in Mark Price. Love took the spot of the Cavs player with the most made three-pointers in the franchise history on Sunday night. Love now stands alone in a rare category that LeBron James didn’t set himself.

Kevin Love was reverential and also deferential. The five-time All-Star wanted to pass Cavaliers legend Mark Price in a victory, which didn’t happen. Love was still stinging from two late misses in the Cavs’ 116-109 loss to the New Orleans Pelicans on Sunday night at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. But that did not obscure how honored Love felt to move into second place on the Cavs’ all-time 3-point list or the respect he feels for Price because of the disparity in the eras in which they played.

Since he was acquired via trade by the Cleveland Cavaliers from the Minnesota Timberwolves before the 2014-15 season, when he’s been in there, Kevin Love has been one of the game’s best perimeter shooting bigs. When LeBron James was with Cleveland for his return stint, Love was a key floor...