Cavaliers Consider Trading Garland, Allen, Keep Mitchell, Mobley Untouchable

Following a strong 64-18 regular season but a disappointing second-round playoff exit, the Cleveland Cavaliers are reportedly open to making significant roster changes this offseason. According to multiple reports, the team considers only Donovan Mitchell and Evan Mobley untouchable, while All-Star players Darius Garland and Jarrett Allen may be available in trade discussions. Garland, despite a solid regular season and a second All-Star appearance, struggled with injuries and production during the playoffs, and Allen's role diminished as Mobley’s prominence grew. Trade ideas include sending Garland to teams like the Orlando Magic in exchange for players who bring different skill sets, such as Jalen Suggs and Tristan da Silva. However, the Cavaliers face salary cap constraints that complicate potential trades, making it challenging to find upgrades on Garland or Allen. Overall, while the team signals a willingness to explore trade possibilities, major moves are not guaranteed, as management appears inclined to maintain core continuity with Mitchell and Mobley.