The Cleveland Cavaliers have little interest in moving Evan Mobley, a key player in trade talks with the Milwaukee Bucks. According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, Mobley will not join the list of marquee players discussed in trades this summer. This backs up previous reporting by Cleveland.com's Chris Fedor, who mentioned that the Cavs' braintrust views Mobley as a future star and a safety net for a potential rebuild once this era comes to a close. Cavs President of Basketball Operations, Koby Altman, said in his end-of-season press conference that Mobley was part of the team's future. At this point, it's worth taking these reports and Altman's public statements as true. That said, Mobley's value seems to be quite high at this point. There aren't many players in the league who can theoretically guard Victor Wembanyama as well as Mobley can. In a league run by Wemby, having a counter is extremely important — especially for a team like the Oklahoma City Thunder, who are already rumored to be interested in Mobley. Things could change quickly if the Cavs receive an offer they can't refuse. It'll be an interesting summer for the Cavs. They will want to find ways to make their roster more well-rounded, while also cutting costs so that they can get under the second apron. We'll see if Altman and the rest of the front office can find a way to make it happen.