Cleveland Cavaliers President of Basketball Operations Koby Altman has made it clear: the Cavs are here to stay — and they’re aiming high.
In a recent statement, Altman passionately expressed his faith in the franchise’s foundation, emphasizing his belief in the team’s direction and its young core of players. “We’re not gonna go anywhere. We’re gonna keep fighting for that championship,” Altman asserted. “I love our foundation. I love our core. I’m really high and optimistic on our future.”
Altman’s comments come at a pivotal time for the Cavaliers. As the team continues its post-LeBron James era rebuild, it has found stability and promise in a group of rising stars and developing talent. Players like Darius Garland, Evan Mobley, and Jarrett Allen have become essential to the team’s identity, and Altman has consistently praised their growth and character both on and off the court.
The Cavaliers have shown flashes of brilliance over recent seasons, making notable progress and returning to playoff contention. While there are still hurdles to clear in the hyper-competitive Eastern Conference, Altman’s remarks signal unwavering commitment from the top — not just to short-term success, but to building a sustainable contender.
“We’re gonna keep fighting for that championship,” he repeated, underscoring a long-term vision fueled by patience, development, and cohesion.
For fans in Cleveland, Altman’s optimism is more than just words. It reflects an organization that believes in its trajectory, trusts its people, and remains steadfast in its mission to bring championship basketball back to Northeast Ohio.
As the Cavaliers gear up for another season, the message is clear: they’re not going anywhere — and neither is their ambition.
