Altman: Cavs built for 'sustainable run' despite missing on LeBron
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."

Rimside Brief
Koby Altman’s remarks underline that the Cavaliers are concentrating on a long‑term plan rather than reacting to LeBron James’ decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers. By emphasizing a "sustainable run," Altman signals that the organization’s strategy does not hinge on a single marquee player.
LeBron James now adds his 20.9 points, 6.1 rebounds and 7.2 assists per game to a Sixers squad that sits at 45‑37, seventh in the Eastern Conference and ranked 19th in the league’s power rankings. The Sixers have a net rating of –0.1 and have gone 6‑4 in their last ten games. Watching how James integrates with a team that is already in a playoff position will be key to assessing the impact of his move on the Eastern race.
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