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Table of Contents Cleveland Clinic Courts . .. 3 PLAYOFFS HISTORY . 146 Welcome To Cleveland! . 4 Year-By-Year Playoff Results . 147 FRONT OFFICE . 7 All-Time Playoff Statistics . 156 Directory . 8 2016 NBA Champions . 158 Dan Gilbert . 13 Individual One Game Playoff Records . 159 Koby Altman . 14 Team One Game Playoff Records . 161 Mike Gansey . 15 All-Time Playoff Leaders . 163 Bernie Bickerstaff . 16 All-Time Playoff Records . 164 Brockman Aller . 17 Playoff Misc . Records/OT Games . .. 165 Jon Nichols . 17 ALL-TIME ROSTER . 166-226 Brandon Weems . 17 CAVALIERS HISTORY . 227 Andrae Patterson . 18 Season-By-Season Results and Statistics . 228-321 Brendon Yu . 18 All-Time Coaches And General Managers . 322 Chico Averbuck . 19 Year-By-Year Finish & Coaching Records . 323 David Henderson . 19 All-Time Cavaliers Won-Lost Record . 324 Tyronn Lue . 20 Record By Month/Record By Division . 325 Larry Drew . 21 Team Ranking . 327 Mike Longabardi . 21 All-Time Best Season Performances . 328 Jim Boylan . 22 All-Time Team/Opponent Statistics . 329 James Posey . 22 Cavaliers All-Time Leaders . 333 Phil Handy . 23 Cavaliers Year-By-Year Leaders . 335 Vitaly Potapenko . 23 Best Individual Cavaliers Season . 337 Damon Jones . 24 All-Time High Games . 339 Stephen Spiro . 25 Opening Game Results/Lineups . 343 George Sibel . 25 Triple-Doubles/Biggest Margin . 345 Derek Millender . 26 20-20 Club . .. 346 Yusuke Nakayama . 26 Cavaliers Among NBA Stat Leaders . 347 Michael Mancias . 27 All-Time Overtime Games/Record . 348 Alex Moore . 27 NBA Honors Won By Cavaliers . .. 351 Len Komoroski . 28 Attendance . 354 Nic Barlage . 29 Draft Resume . 355 Basketball Staff . 30-31 Uniform Numbers/Retired Jerseys . 360 Medical Staff . 31 Uniform And Logo History/Naming The Cavailers . 364 THE PLAYERS . 32 All-Time Logos and Jerseys . 366 Roster . 33 Arena History . 369 José Calderón . 34 COMMUNITY RELATIONS . .371 Jae Crowder . 37 MEDIA INFORMATION . 380 Channing Frye . .. 40 Media Information/Seating . 381 Jeff Green . 45 Radio Network/Cavs .com . 383 John Holland . 46 Fred McLeod . 386 LeBron James . 48 Austin Carr . 387 Kyle Korver . 58 Allie Clifton . 388 Kevin Love . 61 Jeff Phelps . 388 Cedi Osman . 66 M . Campy Russell . 389 Derrick Rose . 68 John Michael . 389 Iman Shumpert . 72 Jim Chones . 390 J .R . Smith . 75 Mike Snyder . 390 Isaiah Thomas . .. 79 Brad Sellers . 391 Tristan Thompson . 82 Rafael Hernández Brito . .. 391 Dwyane Wade . 86 Scott Zurilla . 392 Ante Zizic . 91 Joe Gabriele . 392 SEASON IN REVIEW . 93 Tad Carper . 393 Key Dates/Team Notes . 94 B .J . Evans . 393 Season Transactions . .. 106 Jeff Schaefer . 394 Team Statistics . 108 Cherome Owens . 394 NBA INFORMATION . 123 Alyssa Dombrowski . 394 2016-17 NBA Standings/League Leaders . .. 124 Phyllis Salem . .. 395 2016-17 NBA Award Winners . 131 Traveling Media/Stat Crew . 396 2017-18 Season NBA Directories . 134 NBA Playoffs/Key Dates . 397 Canton Charge/NBA G League . .. 136 OPPONENTS . 398 ALL-TIME RECORDS . 139 Individual One Game Records . 140 Team Records . 143 Miscellaneous Records . 145 Cleveland Clinic Courts Welcome To Cleveland! Cleveland has a proud history that is market in the United States with 2 million 221 years in the making . General Moses residents in Greater Cleveland and nearly Cleveland of the Connecticut Land Company 400,000 in the City of Cleveland . With a came to the Western Reserve and founded diverse food scene, vibrant theatres and the City of Cleveland in 1796 . Today, nationally acclaimed museums, there’s a Cleveland has grown into the 18th largest lot to love in a city that’s in the midst of an metro area and 15th largest consumer incredible resurgence . Downtown Cleveland Attractions On the shore of Lake Erie sits the Rock and Just a few blocks from The Q sits Roll Hall of Fame, the largest collection of rock PlayhouseSquare, the second largest theatre artifacts under one roof in the world . More than district in the country and home to the world’s 9 million visitors, each with their own favorites largest outdoor chandelier . The Cleveland and memories, have visited the I .M . Pei-designed Play House, America’s first regional theater, Rock Hall since it opened in 1995 . The Rock housed in Playhouse Square, won the 2015 Hall also hosts concerts throughout the year . Tony Award for Best Regional Theater . [www .rockhall .com] [www .playhousesquare .org] Just a short walk from the front steps of The Q sits the vibrant East 4th Street, a prime destination for dinner, drinks and entertainment . Here, guests can dine at more than a dozen unique restaurants including eateries of celebrity chef Michael Symon and Jonathon Sawyer, winner of the 2015 James Beard Foundation Award for Best Chef Great Lakes . Not hungry? Enjoy a night of live music at House of Blues, laugh-out-loud comedy at Pickwick and Frolic or high-energy bowling at The Corner Alley . [www .east4thstreet .com] © Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Home to the 2016 NBA Champion Cleveland Cavaliers, the 2016 AHL Calder Cup Champion Cleveland Monsters, the AFL Cleveland Gladiators and host to the best entertainment in the region, Quicken Loans Arena welcomes over two million guests to 200-plus events each year, including world-class concerts, family shows, and the Mid-American Conference’s (MAC) men’s and women’s postseason basketball tournament . Most recently, The Q hosted the 2016 Republican National Convention and looks forward to hosting the upcoming 2018 NCAA Wrestling Championships . [www .theqarena .com] Right next door, fans can check out the Cleveland Indians in action at Progressive Field or walk a mile down the road to the shores of Lake Erie to catch the Browns on the gridiron at FirstEnergy Stadium . [www .indians .com] [www .browns .com] © JACK Casino Test your luck at JACK Casino, located just steps On the Corner of East 9th street and Euclid from The Q in downtown Cleveland . This lavish Avenue sits the unique Heinen’s Grocery Store, hot spot is open 24/7 and features over 100,000 built to serve the growing residency in downtown square feet of exciting, action packed gaming Cleveland . Set in the historic Cleveland Trust choices spread over three spacious floors . In Building, a magnificent grand rotunda has been addition to the huge Market District Buffet on the transformed into a two-story food hall featuring ground level, guests can satisfy their hunger at a wide array of dining options, making this one of the many local dining options the casino destination much more than a place to shop for has to offer . [www .jackentertainment .com] groceries . [www .heinens .com/downtown] Located in the heart of a vibrant downtown on The Greater Cleveland Aquarium, set in the shores of Lake Erie, the new Huntington the historic FirstEnergy Powerhouse building Convention Center of Cleveland provides located on the west bank of the Cuyahoga 750,000-square-feet of underground tech-friendly River, features crystal clear tanks filled space with meetings and conventions planned with nearly half a million gallons of water through 2019 . Right next door is the recently- representing both regional and exotic species completed Hilton Cleveland Downtown, a 28-story of fish - including the Shark SeaTube, an hotel featuring 600 guest rooms, a rooftop bar exciting underwater walk-through experience . and underground connections to the Convention [www .greaterclevelandaquarium .com] Center and the Global Center for Health As part of an ongoing $750 million revitalization Innovation . [www .clevelandconventions .com] project, the Flats at the east bank of the Cuyahoga River boasts a 1,200 foot riverfront boardwalk that offers stunning views of the river and Cleveland skyline, running alongside new trendy restaurants and clubs such as Vegas-style pool club FWD and dueling- piano bar The Big Bang . [www .flatseast .com] Recently named America’s “Best Food Lover’s Market” by Food Network Magazine, the West Side Market, located in Ohio City, is truly one-of-a- kind . Here you can find more than 100 vendors from across Cleveland Skyline, © Cody York for ThisIsCleveland.com the area selling specialty meats, cheeses, baked goods The Metropolitan at The 9, a $250 million and prepared foods in a subway-tiled, barrel- historic renovation of a long-vacant Cleveland vaulted concourse . [www .westsidemarket .org] landmark property, opened its doors in September The Great Lakes Science Center features 2014 as Cleveland’s first indoor resort . The hundreds of cool hands-on exhibits that make iconic property has transformed the former science, technology, engineering and math come AmeriTrust complex into a 150-room Marriot alive for people of all ages . As the official site Autograph Collection hotel, 190 apartments, a of the NASA Glenn Visitor Center, guests can modern Mediterranean restaurant, a theater, explore exhibits and artifacts demonstrating the private indoor dog park and a speakeasy bar importance of aeronautics, science and space and nightclub inside of classic 20th century bank exploration . [www .greatscience .com] vaults . [www .metropolitancleveland .com] Special thanks to Downtown Cleveland Alliance and Destination Cleveland. Please visit www.downtownclevelandalliance and www.thisiscleveland.com for more information. Did you know? Famous Clevelanders include George Just across the Cuyahoga River sits Ohio Steinbrenner III, Cy Young, Bob Feller, Don City, which was rated by USA TODAY as one of King, Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster (the creators of the best neighborhoods for bar hopping in the Superman), Drew Carey, Halle Berry, Bob Hope, world, amongst the likes of Dublin, Ireland and Don Shula, Joe Walsh, Kid Cudi and Patricia Seville, Spain . While in Ohio City, make sure to Heaton – to name only a few . drink a Dortmunder Gold from the Great Lakes Stadium mustard, that brown mustard served at Brewing Company or check out the many other ballparks nationwide, was invented in Cleveland breweries and restaurants lining W .
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