A number of Cavaliers players will meet next week in Los Angeles for a voluntary minicamp, according to Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com, who reports that All-Star guard Darius Garland and Rookie of the Year runner-up Evan Mobley are helping to organize the workouts.
Sources tell Fedor that the majority of Cavs players are expected to participate, though some of the team’s international players may not make it to L.A. due to overseas obligations, including to their national teams. That group includes Lauri Markkanen, Cedi Osman and Raul Neto.
Collin Sexton also won’t be attending the minicamp, since he’s still a restricted free agent and isn’t under contract with the Cavaliers, Fedor notes.
A number of clubs around the NBA hold voluntary offseason minicamps to help improve team chemistry and to prepare for the season. As Fedor writes, LeBron James used to organize them during his Cleveland days, and handed off that responsibility to Kevin Love in recent years.
Love spoke at the end of the 2021-22 season about possibly holding a mini-camp in Austin or Nashville, according to Fedor, who says the possibility of player-led workouts taking place in Nashville next month remains on the table.
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