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Cavs GM Confirms Their Future Includes Evan Mobley

Asked whether Mobley will be with Cleveland next season, Altman gave a brief but clear answer: “He’s part of our future.” After the Cavaliers’ playoff disappointment, that response matters as the franchise weighs changes around its core. Mobley’s two-way ceiling still appears central to Cleveland’s plan, not a question mark entering the offseason this summer.

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