Spencer Davies

Cleveland Cavaliers president Koby Altman addressed the rumblings around Kenny Atkinson's job security with plenty of transparency.

Cleveland Cavaliers president Koby Altman eyes tenacious young swingman Jaylon Tyson as a cornerstone of the team's future for a multitude of reasons.

Point-blank, Cleveland Cavaliers president of basketball operations Koby Altman was prompted to answer whether or not Evan Mobley will be on the roster before next season begins.

Cleveland Cavaliers president Koby Altman is prioritizing internal growth to bolster the team's rotation, and he envisions a particular player making a huge jump.

Cavs president Koby Altman made his support for Donovan Mitchell known amid questions about a potential contract extension.

Acquired to stabilize the Cleveland Cavaliers' offense and ease the burden on Donovan Mitchell, James Harden provided early flashes of brilliance before turnovers stalled postseason momentum.

Donovan Mitchell solidified his superstar status with the Cleveland Cavaliers, yet a taxing postseason workload and old isolation habits hindered a deeper playoff run.

Despite injuries and experimental role changes, Evan Mobley reclaimed his dominance, anchoring a solid playoff run while cementing his future with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

From dominant rim protection to career-defining scoring outbursts, Jarrett Allen overcame early injuries to fuel his postseason while solidifying his value to the Cleveland Cavaliers in the paint.

Beyond his elite sharpshooting, Sam Merrill evolved, proving indispensable to the Cleveland Cavaliers' rotation while logging the most significant workload of his career.