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Who is the greatest Cleveland Cavaliers player of all time?

by YPB Team

Legends who carried the franchise through dark years, superstars who finally brought a championship, and clutch contributors from every era. Who's the greatest Cavalier?

  1. LeBron James — ranked #11
    LeBron James
    The franchise's greatest player, who led the Cavaliers to their only NBA championship in 2016 with a legendary Finals performance.
  2. Kyrie Irving — ranked #22
    Kyrie Irving
    Elite point guard who hit the iconic game-winning three-pointer in Game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals to secure Cleveland's title.
  3. Mark Price — ranked #33
    Mark Price
    The four-time All-Star point guard who was Cleveland's defining star of the 1980s and 90s, averaging 16.4 points and 7.2 assists per game.
  4. Brad Daugherty — ranked #44
    Brad Daugherty
    Five-time All-Star center who spent his entire career in Cleveland, averaging 19 points and 9.5 rebounds per game.
  5. Zydrunas Ilgauskas — ranked #55
    Zydrunas Ilgauskas
    The Lithuanian big man who ranks among the top two in Cavs history in points, blocks, and rebounds over 13 seasons.
  6. Donovan Mitchell — ranked #66
    Donovan Mitchell
    Explosive guard who has emerged as one of the NBA's premier scorers since arriving in Cleveland, multiple times scoring 70+ in a game.
  7. Darius Garland — ranked #77
    Darius Garland
    Creative playmaker selected fifth overall in 2019 who became an All-Star and one of the league's best young point guards.
  8. Kevin Love — ranked #88
    Kevin Love
    Power forward who sacrificed his scoring role to win a championship in Cleveland alongside LeBron in 2016, making a crucial late defensive play.
  9. Larry Nance Sr. — ranked #99
    Larry Nance Sr.
    High-flying forward and two-time Slam Dunk Contest winner who was a cornerstone of Cleveland's strong 1980s teams.
  10. Austin Carr — ranked #1010
    Austin Carr
    The first-ever Cavaliers draft pick in 1971, 'Mr. Cavalier' became the franchise's first real star and later its beloved broadcaster.
  11. Craig Ehlo — ranked #1111
    Craig Ehlo
    The swingman immortalized for defending Michael Jordan's iconic 'The Shot' in 1989, a reliable contributor on strong Cavs teams.
  12. Carlos Boozer — ranked #1212
    Carlos Boozer
    Powerful forward who averaged a double-double alongside LeBron James in his prime Cleveland years during the mid-2000s.

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