According to ESPN Senior NBA Writer Brian Windhorst, Cleveland Owner Dan Gilbert will play a key role in the team’s offseason decisions.
One member of the organization who will reportedly be a key factor in deciding the team’s future is Cavaliers OwnerIn a recent radio interview on ESPN Cleveland’s “The Really Big Show,’ ESPN Senior NBA Writer Brian Windhorst shared his thoughts on how much he believes Cleveland’s owner will be involved in the team’s offseason.“Significantly,” Windhorst said. “Dan is more in position to be involved with the organization again. He had his other son come and be the team president for a year.
May 21, 2019; Cleveland, OH, USA; Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert speaks at a press conference introducing John Beilein as the head coach of the team at Cleveland Clinic Courts. / Ken Blaze-USA TODAY Sports There appear to be many decisions for the Wine and Gold to make this offseason. For instance, five-time reigning NBA All-Star“This team is built by Koby Altman, it’s not built by Dan Gilbert," Windhorst said. "This is Koby’s team, and what will happen this summer, that’s Koby there. But obviously, Dan’s going to have a big role.
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