'We’re extremely happy with J.B. and the job he’s done,' Altman said.
Cleveland Cavaliers vs. New York Knicks in Game 5 of the playoffs, April 26, 2023INDEPENDENCE, Ohio -- Believing their season was a large success and not wanting to make “sweeping changes,” Cavs president of basketball operations Koby Altman reaffirmed his commitment to coach J.B. Bickerstaff.
“End that speculation. Yes. Absolutely. Absolutely. There’s no question about that,” Altman told cleveland.com and one other outlet when asked if Bickerstaff would return for the 2023-24 campaign during a private conversation following his 40-minute end-of-season press conference at Cleveland Clinic Courts on Friday morning. “Look at what he has accomplished. I have not heard that stuff. Maybe because I haven’t been reading or been on Twitter. I have not heard that noise.
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