ON THE THIRD day of training camp, the Cleveland Cavaliers took a break from the basketball court. It was Oct. 2, a humid, 87-degree afternoon in Bradenton, Florida, where the Cavs were hosting camp at IMG Academy, a multisport facility that coach Kenny Atkinson compared to an Olympic village.

Atkinson aimed to create a training camp that focused on more than basketball, breaking up the monotony that can form during a long season and giving the Cavs a chance to form bonds they will rely on throughout the season.

And so it was that he took the team onto the track in the afternoon for a cardio-focused workout. It was right near the baseball field.

Jaylon Tyson , the second-year guard who has been thrust into the starting lineup due to injuries, challenged the team's star, Donovan Mit

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