The Houston Rockets (18-10) return home to the Toyota Center from a blowout Christmas Day road victory to host the Cleveland Cavaliers (17-15), who took a tough loss on the holiday.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are looking for a response. After falling to the New York Knicks, 126-124, on Thursday, Dec. 25, in a Christmas Day bash, the Cavaliers

Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Kenny Atkinson expressed extreme disappointment after his team suffered a 117-100 loss to the Houston Rockets.

When it was all over, and the Cavs were handed a 117-110 loss, coach Kenny Atkinson found just one positive: The bench mob. Specifically, Jaylon Tyson.

The Cavaliers took a loss on Christmas, but they can't let that loss adjust their attitude as they go into Houston tonight.

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Cleveland Cavaliers guard Darius Garland reportedly isn't available on the trade block at this time, Jake Fischer wrote for the Stein Line newsletter on Saturday.

The Cavaliers came out with no sense of urgency, couldn’t make any shots, and once again seemed to give up. Houston went on a 15-0 run in the middle of the third quarter that extended their lead from 12 to 27. Any chance of coming back was completely lost during that four-minute stretch.