The Cavaliers are coming off a season in which they got to where they expected to go. That would be the second round of the Eastern Conference playoffs, before losing to the Boston Celtics in five games.
Altman said his exit interview was Mitchell was positive. At his end of season media available, Cleveland Cavaliers president of basketball operations Koby Altman said that, while the team can’t talk to Donovan Mitchell about an extension until July, he said Mitchell is “excited” about the future of the Cavs.
Gilbert will have a voice in selecting the next head coach. Cleveland Cavaliers President of Basketball Operations Koby Altman basically confirmed recent rumors that majority owner Dan Gilbert is more involved with basketball operations.
Cavaliers president of basketball operations Koby Altman squashed talk that there is any sort of divide between center Jarrett Allen and the rest of the team when meeting with reporters on Friday.
Cavaliers president of basketball operations Koby Altman addressed the media on Friday and put an end to some rumors. Namely, star guard Donovan Mitchell and his looming contract situation did not play a role in the team’s decision to part ways with coach J.B.
Cavaliers president of basketball operations Koby Altman told reporters that, yes, team owner Dan Gilbert will have a hand in the coaching search. Basically, per Altman, the search will be spearheaded by Altman and the front office, who will then present the candidates to Gilbert.
With rumors around the Cavaliers swirling, president of basketball operations Koby Altman is scheduled to meet with the Cleveland media on Friday, Hoops Wire has learned.
According to NBA insiders Shams Charania, Joe Vardon and Jason Lloyd of The Athletic, Cleveland Cavaliers president Koby Altman admonished head coach JB
If you found yourself underwhelmed by this year's NBA trade deadline, you aren't alone. Oddsmakers weren't terribly moved this time around either, but there have been some changes of note.
With the Cleveland Cavaliers preparing to take on the Brooklyn Nets in the second half of a back-to-back and the NBA trade deadline passing, team president Koby Altman spoke with the media to discuss his view on where the wine-and-gold sit and his optimism with the group moving forward.
The Cavaliers really like their current roster, but as is generally the case in the NBA, there is room to improve. Multiple reports and Hoops Wire sources have said the Cavs are exploring ways to do exactly that before the Feb.
While the Cavaliers believe they’re pretty well equipped for a playoff run, you can always improve. And there is still a month to make another move. For the most part, the Cavs believe they will be set once point guard Darius Garland (jaw) and Evan Mobley (knee) return from their injuries, likely sometime next month.
The Cavaliers have officially announced their contract buyout agreement with point guard Ricky Rubio, who’s been away from the team since before the season.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have been in the news for all of the wrong reasons for the last couple of days. It all stems from Koby Altman's arrest last Friday night after he was charged with operating a vehicle impaired.
The attorney for Koby Altman submitted a plea of not guilty on his behalf on Tuesday after the Cavaliers president of basketball operations was charged with committing a marked lanes violation and operating a vehicle while impaired, per TMZ Sports.
Cleveland Cavaliers team president Koby Altman was arrested last week for an impaired driving charge. The body cam footage from his encounter with the police is now making the rounds on social media.
Cleveland Cavaliers president of basketball operations Koby Altman was arrested on suspicion of impaired driving.
Cleveland Cavaliers president of basketball operations Koby Altman was arrested Friday night and charged with operating a vehicle under the influence, according to multiple media reports.
Cavaliers president of basketball operations Koby Altman was charged Friday night for operating a vehicle impaired, according to a report from FOX 8’s I-Team.
A lot of people were disappointed as the Cleveland Cavaliers fell at the hands of the New York Knicks in five games during the NBA Playoffs. No one examined this loss more than Cleveland's president of basketball operations, Koby Altman.
Cleveland Cavaliers president Koby Altman is typically one of the NBA's busiest executives when the trade deadline comes around. In fact, since taking over for David Griffin as the Cavs' general manager in July 2017, there hadn’t been a single deadline where he stood pat.
The Cleveland Cavaliers were oddly quiet on NBA trade deadline day, despite being very much in the thick of things near the top of the Eastern Conference standings.
Cavaliers general manager Koby Altman agreed to a contract extension that will run through the 2027-2028 NBA season.
The Cavaliers finished 22-50 on the season – good for 13th place in the Eastern Conference.
He offered no real battle plan other than the team growing “organically,” with the assistance of another lottery pick in a “deep draft.” These alone aren’t reasons for hope.
The Cavs also could keep Altman but have him serve under a to-be-hired president of basketball operations.
Apparently, the Cleveland Cavaliers are being operated differently these days as team owner Dan Gilbert continues his recovery from a stroke suffered in May 2019.
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