Mo Williams will be out for the next two weeks as he continues treatment and rehabilitation on his left knee (Chondromalacia).

Before returning to full basketball related activities, he will be reevaluated and his status will be updated at the appropriate time.

Williams missed the Cavaliers previous two games at Toronto and at Washington.

Kyrie Irving may not be happy with his current situation with the Cleveland Cavaliers, according to Stephen A. Smith.

Irving signed a five-year, max extension with the Cavaliers on July 1st of 2014 before the team signed LeBron James in free agency and later traded for Kevin Love.

“Dating back to last year, I’ve been told that Kyrie Irving ain’t too happy being in Cleveland,” Smith stated on First Take this morning. “The situation is not ideal for him. I don’t know the particulars, I haven’t spoken to him personally. It’s something that I’ve been hearing for months; that under ideal circumstances he would prefer to be someplace other than Cleveland.”

LeBron James will sit for rest for the second game of the season on Sunday.

James first sat out at the Miami Heat on Dec. 5th.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have lost two out of their last three games.

Jordan McRae is expected to sign a 10-day contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

McRae is currently in the D-League with the Delaware 87ers.

McRae is averaging 23.3 points, 4.6 rebounds, 5.2 assists and 1.7 steals in 35.4 minutes per game with a PER of 19.3 this season.

McRae appeared in seven games earlier this season with the Phoenix Suns.

Joe Johnson has committed to sign with the Miami Heat once he clears waivers.

Johnson also strongly considered the Atlanta Hawks and Cleveland Cavaliers.

The Miami Heat are considered the favorites to sign Joe Johnson.

Johnson was waived by the Brooklyn Nets on Thursday. Johnson feels like he would be given a bigger role and more meaningful minutes with the Heat.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are also in contention to sign Johnson.

"Was just given a very high percentage that he's coming," writes Ethan Skolnick.

Kevin Martin could receive a buyout from the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Martin is in the final year of his current contract.

The Dallas Mavericks, Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat, Atlanta Hawks and Oklahoma City Thunder all are expected to pursue Martin.

Martin's destination could hinge on where Joe Johnson signs.

The Brooklyn Nets have waived Joe Johnson after agreeing upon a buyout.

The Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, Cleveland Cavaliers, Houston Rockets, Miami Heat, Oklahoma City Thunder and Toronto Raptors are already in pursuit of Johnson, according to Marc Stein.

The Cavaliers are confident of their chances of signing Johnson, though the Hawks are also expected to be a factor.

Zach Lowe of ESPN reports Johnson gave up $3 million of his remaining salary in order to join a playoff contender.

LeBron James feels much better physically this season than last when he missed 13 games, which included a two-week hiatus to rest.

"It's how my body was feeling," James said Wednesday. "Last year I was banged up. It's not a mindset, it's just reality. This year I feel 10 times better than I did last year. So that's the mindset."

James has only sat out one game so far this season.

James admitted making five straight trips to the Finals has started to catch up with him, but that he's not so worse for the wear that he would consider sitting out games.

"I guess I've played so much basketball, man, feeling great, those days are pretty much over," James said. "I don't know anybody that's played 13 years that you can say, 'Oh, I woke up and I feel great.' I feel great as far as life and getting an opportunity to wake up, but as far as me feeling like a 23-year-old, those days are passed."

The Boston Celtics never made a legitimate offer to the Cleveland Cavaliers for Kevin Love.

For their part, the Cavaliers never gave a price for Love.

The Cavaliers have only considered LeBron James and Kyrie Irving untouchable ahead of the deadline.