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Cleveland Cavaliers rookie cards: the key rookie card of every player we cover

The Cleveland Cavaliers player collectors look up most is James Harden, whose key rookie card is the 2009-10 Panini #303. Below, the key rookie card of each of the 4 Cleveland Cavaliers players with a sourced card page, then the club's rookies and second-year players, all by collector interest.

Attention measures how much people are looking up this player, a leading indicator collectors watch. It is not a price. Source: Wikipedia pageviews through 2026-10-15.

Cleveland Cavaliers key rookie cards

By our printed criteria, from each player's cited checklist.

  1. 1

    James HardenCLE PG

    Key RC: 2009-10 Panini #303

    46,393 lookups in 30 daysup 18% this weekRising

  2. 2

    Peyton WatsonCLE SF

    Key RC: 2022-23 Donruss #230

    16,621 lookups in 30 daysup 50% this weekSurging

  3. 3

    Jarrett AllenCLE C

    Key RC: 2017-18 Donruss #179

    5,165 lookups in 30 daysup 12% this weekFlat

  4. 4

    Tyrese ProctorCLE SG

    Key RC: 2025-26 Topps #250

    2,854 lookups in 30 daysdown 7% this weekFlat

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Cleveland Cavaliers rookies and second-year players

Ranked by lookups in the last 30 days.

  1. 1

    Curtis JonesCLE PG

    11,570 lookups in 30 daysdown 75% this weekCooling

  2. 2

    Meleek ThomasCLE SG

    5,330 lookups in 30 daysup 37% this weekRising

  3. 3

    Khalifa DiopCLE C

    2,704 lookups in 30 daysup 12% this weekFlat

  4. 4

    Noam YaacovCLE PG

    2,286 lookups in 30 daysup 1131% this weekSurging

  5. 5

    Ernest UdehCLE C

    1,840 lookups in 30 daysup 80% this weekSurging

  6. 6

    Tristan EnarunaCLE SF

    1,564 lookups in 30 daysup 160% this weekSurging

  7. 7

    Kadary RichmondCLE PF

    1,293 lookups in 30 daysup 94% this weekSurging

  8. 8

    Rashaun AgeeCLE PF

    1,082 lookups in 30 daysup 45% this weekRising

  9. 9

    Zack AustinCLE PF

    792 lookups in 30 days

How this list is ranked

Collector interest is how many people looked each player up on Wikipedia: the last 30 days for the ranking, the last 7 against the 7 before for the weekly change. It measures attention, not what any card sells for, and Parlae prints no card values. A key rookie card is picked by the criteria printed on each player's card page, from his sourced checklist.

By the Parlae deskCard lists updated Oct 16, 2026 at 12:22 PM ETHow this is builtReport a wrong number