The Cleveland Cavaliers’ remarkable season continues to turn heads, even after their second double-digit winning streak came to an end against the Indiana Pacers on Sunday.
Their impressive run against the NBA’s top teams hasn’t gone unnoticed, leading to some exciting changes in the upcoming broadcast schedule.
According to Cavs Notes, the NBA has reshuffled its TV lineup to showcase more of Cleveland’s games on national television.
The January 30th matchup between the Atlanta Hawks and Cleveland Cavaliers has been picked up by TNT, with tipoff now set for 7:00 PM ET.
Similarly, the February 4th clash between the Boston Celtics and Cleveland Cavaliers will also air on TNT, starting at 7:30 PM ET.
The @NBA has just announced the following:
The Atlanta at Cleveland game on Jan. 30th will now be televised by TNT and game time changed to 7:00 PM ET.
The Boston at Cleveland game on Feb. 4th will also now be televised by TNT and game time changed to 7:30 PM ET.#LetEmKnow
— Cavs Notes (@CavsNotes) January 14, 2025
The Cavaliers’ stellar performance this season has put them in rarified air, posting an extraordinary 33-5 record to start the campaign.
This achievement puts them in elite company – only nine other teams in NBA history have matched this blazing start.
The historical significance is striking: seven of those teams reached the NBA Finals, with six claiming the championship.
These aren’t just any teams either – we’re talking about legendary squads like the Chicago Bulls of the 1990s, the 1971 Los Angeles Lakers, and the 1983 Philadelphia 76ers.
The most recent comparison comes from the 2015-16 Golden State Warriors, who stormed to a historic 73-9 record.
However, their dream season hit a roadblock in the NBA Finals.
Cleveland fans remember it well – it was the year their team engineered the most incredible Finals comeback in NBA history, taking down those record-setting Warriors in seven games.
These upcoming nationally televised games will give basketball fans across the country a chance to witness firsthand what’s making this Cavaliers team so special.
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