Max Strus sent a group text message to motivate his teammates. Then he went scoreless as the Cavaliers lost Game 5.

Max Strus sent a message to his Cleveland Cavaliers teammates on Monday that in hindsight probably should have stayed in the ...

Cleveland Cavaliers fans mercilessly roasted Max Strus for his viral group text message before last night’s 114-105 Game 5 defeat against the Indiana Pacers.

Max Strus told his team to "believe" in themselves or stay home, then missed every shot in a crucial elimination game.

Max Strus may have meant well, but he basically delivered the NBA version of “hold my beer” to the universe -- and the universe made sure to deliver karma in ...

Knicks fans haven’t forgotten Mitchell’s roots—or the viral dunk that put him on SportsCenter ... Jarrett Allen, Max Strus, and Evan Mobley, the Cavs have emerged as one of the NBA’s ...

The series took a stunning turn when the Cavaliers blew a seven-point lead in the final 48 seconds of Game 2, sending them ...

Max Strus sent a motivational text to every Cavs player, but his message didn’t translate into performance, either for the ...

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Max Strus attempted to light a fire under his teammates prior to Game 5 of their second-round ...

His text was spot on, but it needed to come from, say, a Donovan Mitchell or Darius Garland instead. Strus meant well, but ...

Fans began taking Strus to task for the comments and his performance as they let loose on social media. Strus reportedly had a ten-word message for his teammates prior to the Cavaliers' Game 5 loss.

Strus scored 20 points, grabbed seven rebounds and handed out seven assists on 8-of-12 shooting, helping lead Cleveland to a 126-104 win over the Indiana Pacers in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference ...