(rookie), 2013 (sophomore) Tristan Thompson – 2012 (rookie), 2013 (sophomore) Dion Waiters – 2013 (rookie), 2014 (sophomore) Tyler Zeller – 2013 (rookie) Matthew Dellavedova – 2015 (World) Cedi Osman – 2018 (World) Collin Sexton – 2020 (sophomore) Evan Mobley – 2022 (rookie) Isaac Okoro – 2022 (sophomore) Rookie/Rising Stars Challenge MVP Žydrūnas Ilgauskas – 1998 Daniel Gibson – 2008 (sophomore) Kyrie Irving – 2012 (rookie) Two Ball Contest Wesley Person with Michelle Edwards – 1998 (7th) Trajan Langdon with Eva Nemcova – 2001 (2nd) Head coaches Media Radio WTAM (1100 AM/106.9 FM) and WMMS (100.7 FM) currently serve as the flagship stations for the Cavaliers AudioVerse. Tim Alcorn (play by play) and former Cavaliers star Jim Chones (analyst) are the radio team, with WTAM morning co-host/sports director Mike Snyder hosting the pregame/halftime/postgame shows. Former Ohio State standout and NBA player Brad Sellers joins Snyder for the postgame show. WNZN 89.1 FM serves as the team's Spanish language outlet, with Rafael Hernandez Brito calling the games. TV The Cavaliers air on Bally Sports Ohio. The broadcast team includes play-by-play announcer John Michael, sideline reporter Serena Winters, and a rotation in the analyst spot of former Cavalier players Austin Carr and Brad Daugherty and former Cavs coach Mike Fratello. Cayleigh Griffin and former Cavaliers forward Campy Russell (along with either Carr or Fratello when they are not serving as game analyst) host the pregame/halftime/postgame shows. Mascots Current The Cavaliers have two official mascots: Moondog and Sir C.C. The former was inspired by Cleveland radio DJ Alan Freed, who popularized the phrase "rock and roll" and had called himself "Moondog." Moondog was an NBA All-Star selection in 2003 and 2004, and he made his first appearance on November 5, 2003. Sir C.C., a swashbuckler character, debuted during a game on November 27, 2010. Past During the 1990s and early 2000s, the Cavs had a polar bear mascot named Whammer, who was introduced on November 9, 1995. He still makes occasional appearances throughout the season at Cavaliers games. References External links National Basketball Association teams Basketball teams established in 1970 1970 establishments in Ohio Rock Ventures