Niang is the first Cavs player to play in all 82 games since 2018-19 and just the fifth to do so over the last 15 seasons, joining Collin Sexton (2018-19), LeBron James (2017-18), Tristan Thompson ...

MIAMI -- The Cavs’ minivan has gotten an upgrade. Veteran reserve Georges Niang, who earned the “minivan” nickname during his early Utah days, is no longer being called that. In Cleveland ...

Cleveland Cavaliers forward Georges Niang looks to pass the ball while pressured by Detroit Pistons center Jalen Duren, guard Cade Cunningham, and forward Ausar Thompson in Detroit on Dec. 2.

Thankfully, Cavs veteran forward Georges Niang gave great insight into how Cleveland will play under Atkinson. “It’s flying the ball off the court with the pass,” said Niang.

The Cavs certainly left themselves room for improvement in 3-point shooting. Max Strus and Georges Niang will help get them there.

No matter the cause, this has left the Cavs with much of the same pieces now that they had when the deal was first completed. Max Strus and Georges Niang are the two exceptions.

Cavs’ Georges Niang Is The First NBA Player To Ever Do This. According to Stathead, the Cleveland forward is the first player in NBA history to score at least 33 points on at least 92.8% ...

Georges Niang. Throughout Niang’s last two seasons with the Philadelphia 76ers, he has showcased himself to be a reliable reserve and a consistent 3-point shooter — two elements that could ...

Whenever you’re around the Cleveland Cavaliers, you can quickly tell that Georges Niang is the loudest guy in the room. The more you get to know him, the more you learn that Niang is also ...

George Niang is in his eighth year in the NBA and it’s never been an easy road. Niang has been a person who’s fought his way to an NBA contract and is not nestled with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The Cleveland Cavaliers reconstructed their roster last offseason focusing on three-point shooting and increasing their front-court depth. This led Koby Altman and company to sign Georges Niang to ...

Thankfully, Cavs veteran forward Georges Niang gave great insight into how Cleveland will play under Atkinson. “It’s flying the ball off the court with the pass,” said Niang.