That has sprouted trade rumors. ESPN's Shams Charania has said Donovan Mitchell and Evan Mobley are untouchable, but that leaves names like Darius Garland, Jarrett Allen and De'Andre Hunter conceptually available. Will they actually trade any? That's much less certain.

The Cavaliers continue to struggle in 2025-26, and trade rumors have picked up on multiple players within the organization.

The Cavaliers have received trade inquiries on rotational players. They’re just not biting. According to Joe Vardon of The Athletic, Cleveland has declined at least two recent offers involving players in the rotation,

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Darius Garland sparks trade buzz as the Cavs struggle to a 14-11 start, prompting talks of a roster shake-up amid his injury issues.

The Cavaliers are no longer living off last season’s glow. After a 64-win regular season, Cleveland sits at 15–14, seventh in the East and uncomfortably close to the play-in line.

Garland has been battling a lingering toe injury and has only appeared in 13 games. He is averaging 16.9 points per game, which is the lowest since his rookie campaign in 2019-20. Garland is also shooting a career-worst 37.9%, including 32.2% from 3-point range.

Oh man, what a great game to watch as a Cavs fan. The Cavaliers pulled out a massive win against the Hornets, getting revenge for their overtime loss. Offense w

CLEVELAND — Cleveland Cavaliers guard Darius Garland has taken a noticeable step forward in his last two outings. He’s once again looking like a multi-time All-Star as he seems to be getting more comfortable playing through the toe injury that required surgery this past offseason.

The Cavs didn’t waste much time acting on the idea. Shortly after Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com floated the notion of moving De’Andre Hunter out of the starting lineup, Cleveland did exactly that Wednesday against Chicago.