Rival teams monitoring Cavs, with Darius Garland seen as key trade piece

09/12/202508:47

Cleveland Cavaliers

The Cleveland Cavaliers sit at 14-11, far off last season’s 64 wins, and rival executives are watching closely

The Cleveland Cavaliers sit at 14-11, far off last season’s 64 wins, and rival executives are watching closely.

Per Hoops Wire, many around the league believe president Koby Altman may eventually need a major roster shakeup if Cleveland falls short again in the spring.

The name that comes up most often is Darius Garland, viewed as the swing piece in any potential reset. A home loss to a Warriors team missing Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green only deepened the frustration, with the locker room described as quiet and somber.

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