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Lonzo Ball says the Cavs would have made the NBA Finals with him and Darius Garland; the front office believed it had no choice

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By Ethan Sands 
| Cleveland.com
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Lonzo Ball says the Cavs would have made the NBA Finals with him and Darius Garland; the front office believed it had no choice

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By Ethan Sands 
| Yahoo Sports
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Months after being traded away, Lonzo Ball and Darius Garland watched the Cavs’ season end in disappointing fashion and arrived at a conclusion many Cleveland fans shared as the New York Knicks completed a four-game sweep in the Eastern Conference finals. The Cavaliers no longer looked like themselves.
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Koby Altman believes the Cavs can still grow internally. These 3 players will define whether he’s right Original

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By Ethan Sands 
| Cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Cavs aren’t where they want to be yet. But publicly, at least for now, they still believe the path forward is built more on refinement than reconstruction. That belief underpinned nearly every answer Cavs president of basketball operations Koby Altman gave Friday during Cleveland’s end-of-season press conference. A subscription is required to read this story. Subscribe now to continue.
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