Cavs Open To Trading Darius Garland

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In a recent appearance on ESPN Cleveland, ESPN NBA insider Brian Windhorst was asked about the Cleveland Cavaliers being active in trade discussions this offseason. Windhorst said he believes the Cavs have already been active in trade talks.

Windhorst added that Cleveland is listening to offers for point guard Darius Garland and open-minded about trading him. Windhorst stressed that Garland doesn't want to go anywhere and is happy with his role in Cleveland. He added that the Cavaliers are listening, without actively shopping Garland around the league.

A year ago, there was speculation that Cleveland would move Garland if they signed Donovan Mitchell to an extension. After signing Mitchell, Cavs GM Koby Altman was clear that Garland would not be traded. Windhorst said that a year later, Cleveland is now open to the idea of moving Garland, if they believe that would allow them to take the next step as a team.


 

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Allen's a non-factor in the playoffs every year because he's not good enough on either end to justify not being a 5 out team, but I'm not sure what his trade value would even be.


The Garland fit next to Mitchell has never been perfect either and he could actually get them something worthwhile in return.
 

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Garland and Allen both seem to be playoff droppers

I don’t think you can run it back again with the same four.
I’m sorry ik u mean no harm

But I really hate some of these new nba terms

“Playoff riser/dropper”

“Ethical hoops”

“Free throw merchant”



I couldn’t even imagine hearing sum this shyt on a court :gucci:
 

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Allen's a non-factor in the playoffs every year because he's not good enough on either end to justify not being a 5 out team, but I'm not sure what his trade value would even be.


The Garland fit next to Mitchell has never been perfect either and he could actually get them something worthwhile in return.
They can get more for Allen than they can for Garland as teams could use an extra big more than they can a guard especially a smaller one.

At some point, Mobley is going to move to the 5, but today isn't that day and why Garland needs to go first.
 
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