According to Cavaliers reporter Evan Dammarell, the Cavaliers plan to complete the contract extension with the team's all-Star point guard nova Garland, and is expected to offer a five-year , $181.2 million maximum salary contract this summer, so the prospect of Sexton signing a big contract with Le Ver is slim and it is likely to be traded out of the team.
The Cavaliers suffered a serious injury this season, with Sexton, one of the cores of the backcourt, being reimbursed for the season in advance, veteran Rubio also being reimbursed for the season, and Rondo, who was later traded, was also in a long injury stop.
In this case, Garland's rise has become the biggest surprise for the Cavaliers, who once led the Cavaliers to the top four in the East, and even if the Cavaliers' record has declined, there is still hope of sprinting to the top six, and has locked in the top ten in the East in advance, at least to secure a play-off seat.
Garland has been named to the All-Star Team this season, averaging 21.5 points, 3.4 rebounds and 8.7 assists per game, shooting 46.3%, 37.4% and 89.6% from the field, and has already played an extremely eye-catching stat.
In this case, according to Cavaliers reporter Evan Dammarell, the Cavaliers plan to renew Garland's five-year, $181.2 million maximum salary contract in the offseason this year, keeping the Cavaliers' backcourt cornerstone star.
You know, in the Cavaliers' roster next season, Love is $28.9 million, Allen is $20 million, and the Cavaliers have 3 players facing contract extensions, namely Garland, Sexton and Le Vere. There is no doubt that the Cavaliers chose to renew Garland's contract with a maximum salary, so in this case, It is unlikely that Sexton and Le Vere will get a big contract, and may even be traded to leave the team, making enough room for Garland to show.
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