CLEVELAND, Ohio — “Jarrett Allen always disappears in the playoffs.” I’ve been receiving emails like that. I’m not going to defend Allen’s performance in the final two Cavs playoff ...

“I have been getting the sense that the Cavs would be more willing to entertain and at least consider possibilities for Jarrett Allen and Darius Garland than they have in the past.

Cavs center Jarrett Allen had a double-double in Game 2 and Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals before his production dropped vs. the Pacers.

The Cavs face trade rumors, but holding onto Darius Garland and Jarrett Allen could be key this offseason.

“Jarrett remains incredibly important to us. We’re not a 64-win, one-seed without him,” Altman said. “You’re not gonna get much better if you’re talking about moving away from Jarrett ...

A mock trade has the Brooklyn Nets parting with Cam Johnson in exchange for Jarrett Allen, rookie Jaylon Tyson and a top-14-protected 2031 first-round pick from Cleveland.

Ethan Sands and Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com talked about the Cavs potentially moving Darius Garland or Jarrett Allen to avoid the NBA’s second apron.

Jarrett Allen wasn't on the floor during last year's Eastern Conference semifinals. He was this year, but he didn't do enough to help the Cavs get further.

REPORT: The Cavs are now “more willing” to entertain trades for Jarrett Allen and Darius Garland, per @ChrisFedor. “I think the two untouchables are Donovan Mitchell and Evan Mobley.

Cavs beat reporter Chris Fedor believes the way the team is built fundamentally limits its postseason ceiling. His concerns center on two key members of the Cavs’ Core Four.