Cavs president Altman responds to LeBron's move to 76ers, cites team stability

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Last updated Sep 25, 2026

Cavs president Altman responds to LeBron's move to 76ers, cites team stability
Summary

Cleveland Cavaliers president Koby Altman addressed LeBron James' move to the Philadelphia 76ers during a press conference. Altman expressed that while James' return would have been welcomed, the Cavaliers are focused on their strong organizational foundation and sustained success. The team recently completed a successful offseason, acquiring Peyton Watson and securing contract extensions for Donovan Mitchell and James Harden. Altman emphasized that the Cavaliers have positioned themselves to compete effectively, even with rising competition in the Eastern Conference.

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  • •Altman remains unfazed by James signing with the 76ers.
  • •Cavaliers addressed roster needs with recent acquisitions.
  • •Cleveland won over 50 games in the last two seasons.
  • •Donovan Mitchell and James Harden received contract extensions.
  • •Cavaliers aim to build on last season's Eastern Conference Finals appearance.
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  • 12:47 AMESPN NBA — Altman on LeBron's 76ers move: Cavs have 'too much of a good thing' to worry
  • 11:18 PMYahoo Sports — Cavaliers president Altman shrugs off LeBron James' 76ers move, touts his team's 'sustainable' build
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Koby Altman would have loved for LeBron James to return for a third stint with the Cleveland Cavaliers. When the most popular player in franchise history decided to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers after eight seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers, the Cavaliers' president of basketball operations wasn't fazed.

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Cavs president of basketball operations Koby Altman said he wasn't fazed when LeBron James chose to sign with the Sixers, saying, "We're built for a sustainable run here regardless of one outcome."

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