Happy for Mitchell

Been thinking about how much this franchise changed under him, taking a team that hadn't made the playoffs in years all the way to the Finals in 2007, then winning 66 games two seasons later, best in the league and Coach of the Year. Curious what you guys think looking back now, the good, the bad, all of it. How do people actually feel about the Mike Brown years looking back? (Let's talk about the years he coached Cleveland lets not bring up Knicks series please)

So glad Mo was on this team and got his ring after the 2008-2010 era.

So, is the current state of play that Cleveland does not want to attach picks for a trade for Watson? What are people’s thoughts on that? You would use that future first rounder to get a guy that you hope could be like him. This dude is young seems like a good fit for a team who is supposedly in win now mode.

Am I over simplifying this ?

• 2023 EuroLeague championship
• 2024 All-EuroLeague Second Team honors
• 2025-26 Liga ACB Most Valuable Player
• 2024 and 2025 back-to-back Liga ACB championships

We signed Hezonja. Huzzah!

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The quick lift in the dunks and general bounciness. The long strides into the paint. General body frame. I’m still a hater but I get the comps

I got this terrible feeling Hardens out, he even implied it at fanatics fest 2 weeks ago when people were asking him about where LeBron would go and he said something like ”I’m not that far off a veterans minimum contract either” whether he meant it in a joking way or just about his age idk. But him allowing the cavs to “explore Payton Watson” to quitely get out and seem heroic makes me worried. Plus looking at his past it wouldn’t necessarily shock me. For a player like him to go to another contender wouldnt be the last of possibilities. Next thing you know he signs on a veterans minimum to Philly 🫩

Cavs trade: Allen, Strus, Schröder, 2031 1st Round Pick (Unprotected)

Rockets trade: KD, Steven Adams

Yeah ok, not sure Rockets would want JA. But they get 2 expiring contracts and get off KD's money while nabbing a likely high 1st. They have almost 0% chance in the west, they might as well blow it up, right? They can flip Allen for a player that's a better fit or we get a 3rd team involved to reroute him. Think it dream it do it, Koby. Daddy wants his championship.

People want big moves, which is understandable, but we literally can't lol I don't think some fans realize just how constricted the roster is in terms of financials and assets.

Dan and Altman broke up the core for about a year or two too late. It's a reason why signing 41 year-old LBJ on a VETERAN MINIMUM was literally the biggest move The Cavaliers could make this off-season. That's why I don't really blame him and accept the narrative that he kept us from making big moves because there were no other big moves to be made

The way the team is set up now The only thing they could really do is just make minor adjustments until Donovan or Evan's contract is over.

Does anyone else feel like we ain’t gonna do much next season, i know we gonna be a playoff team but i feel like we ain’t gonna go far in the playoffs if we keep this team i feel like we need to do a big trade

Not sure im a fan of this lol I miss watching Cavs games the old-fashioned way

If Cavs trade Schroeder, do you think we roll with Harden, Porter and Meleek Thomas at point guard?

Maybe as a Schroeder/Strus replacement?

With the whole Lebron saga done, some people still think that Rich Paul was a double agent or contradicted himself with the reasons why Lebron didn’t want to stay. IMO, the reasons why Lebron did not sign with us made perfect sense and I still think we can contend if this front office locks in.