Insider Gets Real on Cavaliers' Odds to Make Bold Offseason Trade

The Cleveland Cavaliers officially came up short of their Eastern Conference Finals goals on Tuesday night as they were effectively bounced by the Indiana Pacers in five games, stamping a historic season for this franchise in the books, and now leading to some compelling questions for what's to come later this summer.

Even after a strong 60-win outing during the regular season, the various scenarios are already being drawn up as to how this roster could change heading into the coming year. Could Cleveland look to deal Darius Garland? Jarrett Allen? Perhaps something even more drastic?

In the eyes of ESPN insider Brian Windhorst, don't bet on the Cavaliers making a crazy move surrounding any of their core four pieces.

When asked during his appearance ESPN Cleveland whether he sees the Cavaliers keeping their core four pieces in the fold for next season, Windhorst doesn't see how Cleveland won't run it back with their star four-man unit.

"Yes, I don't see how the [don't] do that," Windhorst said. "I didn't think the Core Four would be back this year. So, maybe I'm the wrong person to ask. I thought for sure they would break it up. So now, I don't think they'll break it up. So, now maybe we'll re-evaluate it, but that's something we're going to be talking about in the next six to eight weeks here, for sure."