Cavaliers' Max Strus to Miss Start of Season After Foot Surgery
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Max Strus will miss 3-4 months after undergoing surgery for a Jones fracture in his left foot, impacting his availability for the start of the NBA season.
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Cavs Achieve 15-0 Start with Strus's Defensive Leadership
The Cleveland Cavaliers have extended their winning streak to 15 games, thanks in part to an unexpected contribution from sidelined player Max Strus. Despite being out with an ankle injury, Strus suggested a zone defense strategy that helped the Cavs secure victories against the Chicago Bulls and Charlotte Hornets. Head coach Kenny Atkinson, known for his defensive focus, embraced Strus's input, demonstrating the team's adaptability and collective effort in maintaining their unbeaten start to the season.
"Jrue Holiday Joins Team USA as Max Strus Shocks Mavericks with 59-Foot Game-Winning Shot"
Jrue Holiday is expected to join Team USA for the 2024 Olympics, Max Strus's impressive performance helped the Cavaliers secure a win against the Mavericks, and LeBron James tweeted and deleted advice for his son Bronny, who is striving to pursue a career in the NBA. The playoff picture shifted with the Heat, Magic, and Celtics securing wins, while the Pistons and Warriors also emerged victorious in last night's games.
"Max Strus Stuns Mavericks with 59-Foot Buzzer-Beater for Cavaliers Win"
Cleveland Cavaliers' Max Strus hits a halfcourt buzzer-beater to shock the Dallas Mavericks, securing a 121-119 victory. Strus scored 21 points in the final four minutes, including five consecutive 3-pointers, spoiling Luka Doncic's impressive performance. This win comes after Strus signed a lucrative four-year deal with the Cavaliers.
"Max Strus' Epic 59-Foot Buzzer Beater Lifts Cavaliers Over Mavericks"
Cleveland Cavaliers forward Max Strus nailed a 59-foot game-winning shot against the Dallas Mavericks, securing a 121-119 victory. Strus' incredible shot came with just 2.6 seconds left on the clock, stunning the Mavericks and sending the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse into jubilation. His heroic performance, along with Donovan Mitchell's 31 points, helped the Cavaliers improve to 38-19 and maintain a second seed position in the Eastern Conference, while the Mavericks fell to 33-25 and are currently eighth in the Western Conference.
"Max Strus Stuns Mavericks with 59-Foot Buzzer-Beater for Cavaliers Win"
Cleveland Cavaliers' Max Strus hits a halfcourt buzzer-beater to shock the Dallas Mavericks, capping off a wild sequence of events in the final seconds. Strus also contributed significantly with a series of 3-pointers in the last four minutes, helping the Cavaliers secure a 121-119 victory. Despite Luka Doncic's impressive performance for the Mavericks, Strus' clutch shooting ultimately made the difference in the game.
"Max Strus' Epic Buzzer-Beater Stuns Mavericks"
Max Strus hits a 59-foot buzzer beater to lift the Cleveland Cavaliers over the Dallas Mavericks in a thrilling 121-119 win. Strus' incredible shot, the second-longest game-winning shot at the buzzer in NBA history, capped off a wild final 30 seconds that included clutch plays from both teams. Strus finished with 21 points, including 15 in the final frame, to lead the Cavaliers to victory.
"Max Strus' Halfcourt Buzzer-Beater Stuns Mavericks in Cavaliers' Victory"
Max Strus hits a 59-foot buzzer-beater to give the Cleveland Cavaliers a thrilling 121-119 win over the Dallas Mavericks, making five 3-pointers in the final four minutes. Luka Doncic scores 45 points for the Mavericks, but Strus' heroics steal the show as the Cavaliers improve to 12-3 since January 26. Kyrie Irving, in his first visit to Cleveland since being traded to Dallas, receives a warm ovation and praise from Mavericks coach Jason Kidd for his contributions to the team.
"NBA Wednesday: Expert Picks, Props, and DFS Plays for January 24"
Tonight's NBA player prop bets feature Max Strus (CLE) over 11.5 points against the Milwaukee Bucks and Jusuf Nurkic (PHX) over 3.5 first-quarter points against the Dallas Mavericks, with analysis on their potential to exceed these marks based on matchups and player performance.
Cavs' Revenge: Strus and Bench Spark 111-99 Win over Heat
Max Strus leads the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 111-99 victory over the Miami Heat, seeking revenge in his return to Miami.
Cavaliers and Pacers Clash in Intense Rivalry Fueled by Controversial Remarks
The Cleveland Cavaliers are gearing up for a rematch against the New York Knicks, motivated by their playoff loss last season. The Cavaliers have made roster changes to address their rebounding and shooting deficiencies, including signing Max Strus, who eliminated the Knicks with the Miami Heat. Tristan Thompson, back with the Cavaliers, aims to neutralize Mitchell Robinson's impact. The Knicks, lacking size in their rotation, have Josh Hart as their backup power forward. Both teams are prepared for a competitive matchup, with the Cavaliers seeking to prove they can compete with the Knicks.
Cavs' Shrewd Trades and Free Agency Targets: Boosting Shooting and Retaining Key Players
The Cleveland Cavaliers have made a shrewd trade to address their need for outside shooting by acquiring Max Strus and Georges Niang. In the deal, the Cavs sent Cedi Osman, Lamar Stevens, and draft picks to San Antonio and Miami. Strus, a 6-foot-5 small forward, brings playoff experience and a gritty defensive mindset from his time with the Miami Heat. Niang, a 6-foot-7 forward, is known for his shooting prowess, particularly from beyond the arc. The Cavs hope that these additions will provide the much-needed shooting boost they lacked in the previous season.
Cleveland Cavaliers Secure Max Strus in Lucrative 4-Year Deal
The Cleveland Cavaliers have acquired Max Strus in a sign-and-trade deal with the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs, signing him to a four-year, $63 million contract. In the three-team deal, the Heat receive a second-round pick, while the Spurs acquire Cedi Osman, Lamar Stevens, and a second-rounder. The sign-and-trade was necessary as Strus's contract exceeds the Cavaliers' mid-level exception, providing the 27-year-old player with a significant payday.
Cavs Boost Offseason Haul with Max Strus Sign-and-Trade
The Cleveland Cavaliers have acquired sharpshooter Max Strus from the Miami Heat in a three-team sign-and-trade deal involving the San Antonio Spurs. Strus agreed to a four-year, $63 million contract with the Cavs. Cleveland had been pursuing Strus as part of their plan to add more shooting and floor spacing to their roster. The 27-year-old wing averaged 11.5 points per game last season and provides versatility and off-ball activity on offense. The Cavs will send Cedi Osman, Lamar Stevens, and a future second-round pick to the Spurs, while the Lakers' 2026 second-rounder owned by the Cavs will go to Miami.
"Cavs Secure Max Strus in Lucrative Sign-and-Trade Deal, Bolster Roster for NBA Free Agency"
Max Strus, who helped the Miami Heat reach the NBA Finals last season, has agreed to a four-year, $63 million sign-and-trade deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers. In the three-team deal, the Heat will receive a second-round pick, while the San Antonio Spurs acquire Cedi Osman, Lamar Stevens, and a second-rounder. Strus, an undrafted player out of DePaul, had a career season with the Heat, averaging 11.5 points and 3.2 rebounds per game. Despite struggling in the Finals, Strus garnered interest from multiple teams, including the Pistons, Pacers, Magic, and Cavaliers.