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Tyrese Proctor

Cleveland Cavaliers · Guard · 6′4″ 185 lb · age 22 · Duke · 2nd season

2.5 ptsPTS · #253
1.0 rebREB · #260
1.5 astAST · #165
8.0 minMIN · #258

2 games this season

Availability

Tonight vs MIN

Not on the injury report official report

Lineups not confirmed yet

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Season form

2 games this season
Threes0.5 3PM#192 in the league
FG%50.0%
3P%50.0%
FT%—

Starts 0 of 2 games · 9th on CLE in minutes · Deep bench role

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Every situation, with four seasons of history →

What's being said

20 items · 1 source this season

So far only his team's show (Locked On Cavs) has talked about him this season. We also follow 20 national shows, ESPN and CBS Sports stories and 90+ beat reporters; their items appear here as soon as they mention him.

  • Podcast Danny Cunningham, Locked On Cavs · Opinion ·

    The host thinks Tyrese Proctor has done some good things so far this season.

    “Three Things That Have Stood Out In the First Week for the Cleveland Cavaliers” at 7:32 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Danny Cunningham, Locked On Cavs · Report ·

    Tyrese Proctor played well, especially in his first stint, and played more minutes than Craig Porter Jr. Part of the reason was Sam Merrill's foul trouble.

    “Cleveland Cavaliers Earn First Win While Surviving Scare Against Brooklyn Nets” at 21:26 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Cavs host · Opinion ·

    Chaz praised the bench: Jaylon Tyson was great, Mario Hezonja was great, and she loved the energy Tyrese Proctor brought.

    “CAVS POSTCAST: Cleveland Cavaliers Blow Lead but SURVIVE as Donovan Mitchell, Jarrett Allen Deliver” at 2:46 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Cavs · 4 points ·
    • Danny Cunningham: The host says Proctor and Meleek Thomas might be able to do some movement shooting. He has not seen them do it at the NBA level, so he can't count on it. at 6:01
    • Danny Cunningham: If Merrill is available, the host thinks two of Proctor, Porter Jr. and Meleek Thomas will make the rotation. He feels strongly that Porter Jr. is probably the ninth man. at 16:42
    • Danny Cunningham: The host is unsure whether Proctor or Meleek Thomas will be the 10th man. He calls it the biggest rotation question going into Thursday's opener at Philadelphia. at 17:26
    • Kenny Atkinson (reported): On Saturday, Atkinson complimented Proctor. He said he was really impressed with Proctor's defense and praised how he played in the scrimmage. at 17:17

    “Injury Updates on Sam Merrill and Nae'Qwan Tomlin, the Expected Opening Night Rotation and Tom Thibodeau's Vis” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Cavs host · Analysis ·

    The host says Merrill's absence opens the door for all three backup point guard candidates to be in the rotation on opening night: Craig Porter Jr., Tyrese Proctor and Meleek Thomas.

    “Breaking Down the Most Important Early Season Storylines for the Cleveland Cavaliers” at 31:48 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Cavs · 5 points ·
    • Danny Cunningham: Tyrese Proctor and Craig Porter Jr. have gone through body transformations. Danny says Proctor is noticeably bigger and stronger in the upper body. at 28:50
    • unnamed Australian national team coach (reported): An Australian national team coach Mike met said they had Proctor in the weight room every day. at 31:03
    • Danny Cunningham: Danny thought Proctor had a relatively underwhelming preseason. at 29:40
    • Mike Lucas predicts Porter Jr. ("CPJ") starts the season as the backup point guard. He thinks that if Porter hasn't locked down the job by midseason, the Cavs will shift to Proctor, who has the better shooting track record. at 32:07
    • Danny Cunningham: Danny considers Porter Jr. a lock for the rotation. He sees whether Proctor or Meleek Thomas also makes it as up for grabs. at 35:35

    “Evan Mobley's Pressure, Peyton Watson's Preseason and Mario Hezonja's fit with Mike Lucas” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Cavs · 2 points ·
    • The backup-guard check-in order changed in the finale. Meleek Thomas had been the 8th or 9th man earlier, but this time Craig Porter Jr. was 8th, Tyrese Proctor 9th, and Thomas 10th ("I believe"). Thomas still played in the first half. at 26:06
    • Host opinion: Tyrese Proctor didn't have much impact in the finale. He shot 2 of 5, including a breakaway layup, and missed his only three; some of his minutes came with the starters. at 27:43

    “Cleveland Cavaliers Drop Preseason Finale; Any Cause for Concern?” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Cavs · 5 points ·
    • The host frames the race for the last rotation spots as Meleek Thomas, Craig Porter Jr. and Tyrese Proctor, with at most two of them playing. at 4:59
    • Tyrese Proctor did not play until the final seven and a half minutes of preseason game two. The host says he was not part of the regulars' group. at 6:42
    • The host thinks Craig Porter Jr. is currently ahead of Tyrese Proctor, though he does not see it as an unwinnable battle for Proctor. at 12:57
    • The host's comparison: Proctor is unquestionably a better and more willing shooter than Porter, while Porter does the little things well and knows how to be an NBA player. Proctor is still learning that. at 13:25
    • The host's current read: Porter is the 10th man, which he says is effectively settled because of Porter's versatility, and Meleek Thomas is beating Proctor for the ninth spot. at 15:03

    “Why Meleek Thomas and Mario Hezonja Appear to Be Big Factors for the Cleveland Cavaliers” · listen ↗

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Game log

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2026-27 season

DateOppMinPtsRebAst3PM
Oct 24BKN W11 min5 pts2 reb3 ast1 3PM
Oct 22@PHI L5 min0 pts0 reb0 ast0 3PM
2025-26 season (last season) · 53 games
DateOppMinPtsRebAst3PM
May 25NYK L9 min0 pts1 reb2 ast0 3PM
May 21@NYK L1 min0 pts0 reb0 ast0 3PM
Apr 23@TOR L3 min2 pts0 reb0 ast0 3PM
Apr 12WAS W35 min22 pts11 reb8 ast4 3PM
Apr 10@ATL L12 min15 pts1 reb4 ast2 3PM
Apr 6@MEM W22 min10 pts2 reb1 ast1 3PM
Apr 5IND W5 min0 pts1 reb1 ast0 3PM
Mar 31@LAL L12 min10 pts2 reb4 ast2 3PM
Mar 30@UTA W12 min8 pts2 reb1 ast1 3PM
Mar 27MIA W6 min6 pts1 reb0 ast0 3PM
Mar 25MIA L6 min0 pts1 reb0 ast0 3PM
Feb 27@DET L19 min4 pts0 reb1 ast0 3PM
Feb 24NYK W3 min0 pts0 reb1 ast0 3PM
Feb 19BKN W10 min6 pts2 reb0 ast0 3PM
Feb 11WAS W5 min3 pts0 reb0 ast1 3PM
Feb 4@LAC W7 min6 pts0 reb2 ast0 3PM
Feb 1@POR W3 min0 pts0 reb1 ast0 3PM
Jan 30@PHX L18 min4 pts0 reb5 ast0 3PM
Jan 28LAL W11 min8 pts0 reb3 ast2 3PM
Jan 26ORL W14 min6 pts2 reb3 ast2 3PM
Jan 24@ORL W10 min12 pts0 reb1 ast2 3PM
Jan 23SAC W4 min3 pts0 reb0 ast1 3PM
Jan 21@CHA W10 min3 pts2 reb0 ast1 3PM
Jan 19OKC L15 min3 pts0 reb1 ast1 3PM
Jan 16@PHI W11 min13 pts2 reb1 ast3 3PM
Jan 14@PHI W5 min2 pts1 reb0 ast0 3PM
Jan 10MIN W3 min2 pts0 reb1 ast0 3PM
Jan 2DEN W5 min0 pts0 reb0 ast0 3PM
Dec 31PHX W4 min0 pts1 reb1 ast0 3PM
Dec 27@HOU L7 min7 pts0 reb1 ast1 3PM
Dec 23NOP W8 min0 pts1 reb2 ast0 3PM
Dec 22CHA W2 min2 pts0 reb0 ast0 3PM
Dec 19CHI L27 min16 pts6 reb3 ast3 3PM
Dec 17@CHI L7 min0 pts3 reb1 ast0 3PM
Dec 14CHA L7 min0 pts0 reb2 ast0 3PM
Dec 1@IND W22 min12 pts2 reb0 ast3 3PM
Nov 30BOS L11 min8 pts1 reb4 ast2 3PM
Nov 24@TOR L20 min8 pts3 reb1 ast0 3PM
Nov 23LAC W17 min11 pts3 reb3 ast2 3PM
Nov 21IND W1 min0 pts1 reb0 ast0 3PM
Nov 19HOU L10 min2 pts1 reb3 ast0 3PM
Nov 15MEM W4 min0 pts0 reb0 ast0 3PM
Nov 13TOR L11 min7 pts0 reb1 ast1 3PM
Nov 12@MIA W23 min12 pts2 reb2 ast2 3PM
Nov 8CHI W13 min6 pts2 reb1 ast2 3PM
Nov 7@WAS W19 min17 pts2 reb3 ast5 3PM
Nov 5PHI W1 min0 pts0 reb0 ast0 3PM
Nov 2ATL W11 min4 pts0 reb2 ast0 3PM
Oct 31TOR L14 min4 pts2 reb2 ast0 3PM
Oct 29@BOS L9 min2 pts0 reb0 ast0 3PM
Oct 27@DET W10 min3 pts2 reb1 ast1 3PM
Oct 24@BKN W12 min0 pts1 reb0 ast0 3PM
Oct 22@NYK L16 min5 pts1 reb2 ast1 3PM

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Background

ESPN profile · our roster records
BornApr 1, 2004 · Sydney, Australia
Size6′4″ · 185 lb · Guard
CollegeDuke
Draft2025 · round 2, pick 49 · CLE
Experience2nd NBA season
TeamsCLE 2025–27