Koby Altman

On Thursday night, with their first selection of the 2022 NBA Draft, the Cleveland Cavaliers selected Ochai Agbaji 14th overall, which was not a shocking outcome. Agbaji had been a prospect that was commonly mocked to the Cavaliers throughout the draft process, and had been linked to the team in recent months.

As the 2022 NBA Playoffs continue, regular season awards are being doled out to individuals across the league. Though members of the Cavs have been up for some major awards, they have not won. The same was the case for Executive of the Year. Koby Altman of the Cavs was...

The future of Collin Sexton looms over the Cavaliers and president of basketball operations Koby Altman was asked about the future of the former No. 8 overall pick. “He, in a lot of ways, was the start of not only the rebuild, but the culture that we have in place now,” Altman said of Sexton when speaking with the local media. “To lose him [with the knee injury], you can see throughout the year why we missed him or how we missed him. So, we owe Collin a great debt of gratitude for what he’s done, the work he’s put in and he continues to put in. An important part of this team.”

Koby Altman is your new Cleveland Cavaliers President of Basketball operations. Koby Altman took over a team in 2017-2018 that was rife with chaos. Kyrie Irving wanted out, LeBron James wanted a major star added, but wouldn’t commit to extending his deal. With his future not being guaranteed, Altman, the team’s new GM, didn’t feel comfortable making major moves that affected their future.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Caris LeVert entered Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse as a visitor with the Indiana Pacers on Sunday afternoon. He left the building as part of the home team. Chris Fedor and Hayden Grove break down the move for LeVert, what he will bring to Cleveland and what it means for the Cavaliers for the rest of this season, the postseason and beyond.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- It’s an exciting day for the Wine and Gold Talk Podcast. Chris Fedor, a new dad to baby boy Elliott, returns to the podcast, joining Hayden Grove to discuss the arrival of his son before talking Cavaliers. The two discuss the contract extension and promotion for...

The Cleveland Cavaliers have been one of this season's biggest success stories. Entering play on Tuesday, they're the East's No. 6 seed at 23-18 with the best point differential in the conference. Recently, the Cavs rewarded coach J.B. Bickerstaff with a long-term contract extension, and now they've reportedly done the...

The Cleveland Cavaliers have been the surprise of the season in the NBA, and the team’s success has led to a big-time extension in the front office. On Tuesday night, ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported that Cavs GM Koby Altman received an extension through the 2027-28 season and promotion to President of Basketball Operations for the franchise.

In an unprecedented move for Dan Gilbert’s Cleveland Cavaliers, current general manager Koby Altman is being extended until the 2027-2028 season. Altman is also being promoted to President of Basketball operations as first reported by ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. Overall this isn’t too surprising of a move. Altman’s decisions...

Cavs General Manager Koby Altman has agreed with the team to extend his contract through the 2027-2028 season. According to ESPN, Altman will also hold a new title as the Cavaliers President of Basketball Operations. Ultimately, Altman is being rewarded for his work post-LeBron James and the resurgence and excitement...

INDEPENDENCE, Ohio — Sports are at the top of everyone's mind these days, especially with the Indians winding down and the Browns heating up. High school and college football are also in full swing, but in the midst of it all, the NBA is also starting to show up on the radar.

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Scribbles in my notebook after GM Koby Altman’s post-season Cavs press conference. 1. At this point, it doesn’t make sense for the Cavs to change GMs once again. This is not an endorsement of everything done by Koby Altman in his four seasons. But I’m willing to give him a chance to look at the roster he’s assembled and find a way to “start winning some games” as he said at one point in Friday’s press conference.

One of the knocks on Cavs general manager Koby Altman is his reluctance to make himself available to the media and, by extension, to the team’s fan base, the very customers with whom his company wishes to engage. This is not a sound business practice, but far be it from...

Cleveland Cavaliers general manager Koby Altman said Saturday that the Cavs want veteran big man Kevin Love on the team next season and beyond. According to the Associated Press (h/t NBC Sports), Altman said: "We want him to be here. We signed him to an extension for that reason, to be here when we want to make that next step. And so we're going to hopefully rely on him heavily next year after a significant summer."

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Cavaliers ended their season with a 22-50 record, losing 18 of their final 21. Decisions loom and fans have questions:. Hey, Terry: Do you think GM Koby Altman deserves another year on the job? Seems like the owner Dan Gilbert chose a “Yes Man” over an experienced GM. – Luis Rivera.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- After another tough road trip and a trade deadline that some would consider less than fruitful, there are some questions that are being asked by Cavaliers fans. Chris Fedor and Hayden Grove discussed those questions, including the ways in which to evaluate Koby Altman’s tenure as Cleveland’s...

The Cleveland Cavaliers reportedly could replace general manager Koby Altman, and they may look to the New York Knicks front office to do so. According to Yahoo Sports’ Vincent Goodwill, Knicks executive Brock Aller could be a candidate to replace Altman if the Cavs decide to go in another direction.