Mitchell answered with a midrange basket and drained a 32-footer off a Jarrett Allen steal to give top-seeded Cleveland some breathing room at 110-103. MORE: Warriors' Jimmy Butler suffers pelvic ...

Guard Donovan Mitchell shined throughout the series, center Jarrett Allen worked the paint and Ty Jerome and De’Andre Hunter ignited off the bench. More importantly, Cleveland ramped up its ...

Cleveland’s Jarrett Allen finished second, Dallas’ Kyrie Irving was third, Oklahoma City’s Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was fourth, the Los Angeles Lakers’ Dorian Finney-Smith was fifth and ...

He topped five other finalists, including Jarrett Allen, Kyrie Irving, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Dorian Finney-Smith and Franz Wagner. Holiday enjoys an impressive list of two-time sportsmanship ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The first play of Game 4 against Miami told the entire story. Jarrett Allen, the Cavs center, jumped a passing lane on the perimeter for a steal that led to a fast-break dunk.

Cleveland's dominance took place in large part due to a masterful first-half performance from big man Jarrett Allen. The 27-year-old center finished the first two quarters with a massive double ...

Donovan Mitchell led the way with 22 points and five assists, while Jarrett Allen had 14 points and 12 rebounds. De’Andre Hunter led the bench scoring with 19 points. Ty Jerome added 18.

Donovan Mitchell scored 22 points to lead the Cavs, while Evan Mobley scored 17. Jarrett Allen contributed 14 points, 12 rebounds and six steals. Then there was bench, as DeAndre Hunter scored 19 ...

And Cleveland rolled anyway, moving to the brink of Round 2. Jarrett Allen scored 22 points, De’Andre Hunter added 21 and the Cavaliers — bullying Miami around all day — handed the Heat ...

In the ever-evolving world of professional basketball, few players can say they’ve experienced the kind of rapid growth and mentorship that Jarrett Allen has. From his early days in Brooklyn to his ...

One player who gave the Cavaliers some much-needed help on offense was Jarrett Allen. Cleveland's star center finished with 22 points, setting a new playoff career high for the 27-year-old.