Episode
Why the Cavs Are Actually Playing This Offseason Perfectly
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- Jul 2, 2026
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- 659
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Summary
Ken defends the Cavs' quiet approach after the Jaylen Brown trade, arguing Koby Altman has to stay tight-lipped about any Evan Mobley conversations so he doesn't damage the relationship the way a leak could. He points out player value is unpredictable right now, citing wild trade returns for Paul George, Luka Doncic and Desmond Bane as proof nothing makes sense in today's NBA anymore. Ken and Lima debate whether Mobley alone is enough to attract LeBron now that the Jaylen Brown scenario is off the board, while still bracing for angry fan reaction to the take.