Summarizing Cavs' playoff context

I'm looking to provide a brief summary regarding the Cavs' playoff exit and the ensuing friction. They beat the Magic in the first round but lost to the Celtics in the second. Allen missed games due to a rib injury and trade rumors are swirling around him, with interest from teams like the Pelicans and Mavericks. I can offer the user options on what they might want next, like translating, organizing key info, or discussing potential trades. Mitchell's contract runs until 2026.Clarifying Mitchell and Allen's contracts

I need to clarify that Donovan Mitchell signed a five-year extension with the Jazz and was then traded to the Cavs. His deal, worth 163M, runs through 2025, with a player option. He'll have two years left come the 2024 offseason, and he's eligible for an extension in summer 2024, though it seems he wants to hold off. Jarrett Allen's contract is a five-year deal for 100M. I should ask the user what specific information they want next, especially regarding trade interest in Allen.Considering potential trade scenarios

I’m thinking about which teams might be interested in players like Allen, considering the Nets have Nic Claxton. Other possibilities could include the Bulls, Kings, and Lakers. I want to ask if the user would like a quick context and potential destinations for trades.

Here’s a compact context and analysis:

• Background: The Cavs lost in the second round; Mitchell has an extension window but hasn't committed yet.
• Impact: If Mitchell delays an extension, the Cavs may adjust their roster around him, making Allen more tradeable.
• Buyer types: Teams needing rim protection and mobile centers include the Thunder, Pelicans, Mavericks, Rockets, and Kings.

I should ask what direction the user wants to explore: trade packages, salary matching, or a social media post.