Evan Mobley
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2025-26 Season Stats
PPG
18.7
RPG
8.0
APG
4.1
FG%
47.0
3P%
33.3
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CLE • Center • #4
2 days ago
Mobley was one of the key reasons why Cleveland pulled out their fourth straight win as he fell just shy of a double-double for the second consecutive contest. The 24-year-old interior presence is averaging 20 points, nine rebounds and a career-best four assists per-game through 10 contests at the outset of the season. He’s performing at a borderline second-round value so far, which is a nice bonus for fantasy managers.
CLE • Center • #4
10 days ago
Mobley was set up for fantasy success in this one with the Cavaliers down Jarrett Allen, Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland. The 24-year-old center didn’t disappoint with a 29-point effort and filling up the rest of the stat sheet. Mobley probably would’ve had a good game against the Raptors anyway, but he easily hit his ceiling with the Cavaliers shorthanded.
CLE • Center • #4
12 days ago
Mobley finished Wednesday’s loss with a complete stat line, but he and sidekick Jarrett Allen (16/6/1/1/1) were outplayed by the Celtics’ tandem of Neemias Queta and Josh Minott. However, while that was disappointing, it doesn’t matter much to fantasy managers. Through five games, Mobley has provided third-round value in nine-cat formats, not too far from his Yahoo! ADP of 19.
CLE • Center • #4
14 days ago
Mobley has been filling up the stat sheet this season. He hasn’t been able to shoot the ball efficiently, but he made at least 50 percent of his shot attempts for the first time this season in Monday’s win. He was also able to record his first double-double of the season, and he has hit at least one triple in every game this year. Mobley has taken major strides to start this year, and when his shot starts falling again, he’ll be able to push for first-round production.
CLE • Center • #4
15 days ago
Mobley has been consistent on the glass thus far, grabbing eight rebounds in his first three games. However, the scoring output has fluctuated, with the Cavaliers’ center/forward’s 13-point effort against the Nets sandwiched between solid performances against the Knicks and Bucks. On Sunday, Mobley earned 12 free throws, which boosted the final point tally, as part of a complete stat line. He’ll look to do more of the same when Cleveland begins a four-game Week 2 in Detroit on Monday.
CLE • Center • #4
19 days ago
While Mobley was a more aggressive offensive player last season, there was still room for him to grow. Only Donovan Mitchell put up more shots on Wednesday night than the reigning Defensive Player of the Year. Mobley finished with a robust stat line that included four “stocks” and four three-pointers. He struggled from the foul line, but fantasy managers should not be too concerned about that. The hope is that Mobley continues to be aggressive on offense, especially once Darius Garland (toe) returns to the lineup.
CLE • Center • #4
27 days ago
Mobley had just eight points on 13 attempts including missing all five of his three-point attempts. The 24-year-old center had 21 points in his last outing against the Bulls. It was just an off-night offensively for Mobley, who has made great strides with his offensive game. He still filled up the rest of the stat sheet. Mobley will look to bounce back on the opening night of the regular season as this was the Cavaliers’ last preseason game.
CLE • Center • #4
about 1 month ago
Mobley showed off his versatility against the Bulls in his 26 minutes of game action. He needed just 10 shots to eclipse the 20-point mark, while tying a team-high in assists and being active on the defensive end. Thursday’s performance marked the second of the preseason in which the reigning Defensive Player of the Year had a positive impact on both ends of the floor. He should be in store for another stellar fantasy basketball season.
CLE • Center • #4
about 1 month ago
In his first game of the preseason the reigning Defensive Player of the Year was able to quickly make an impact on both ends of the floor. The defense was expected, but his continued improvement as a floor spacer has just made him even more dynamic. Mobley has been a fantasy monster for multiple seasons, but he still has more room to grow.
CLE • Center • #4
6 months ago
Recording his third double-double in four games, Mobley had his best performance of the series in Game 5. Unfortunately for him, it wasn’t good enough to force a Game 6, as Cleveland combined to shoot 9-of-35 from beyond the arc. A sprained ankle sidelined Mobley for Game 2, and the blown lead in that contest set the tone for the Cavaliers. Regarding fantasy basketball, the Cavaliers forward exceeded his Yahoo! ADP (38) in eight- and nine-cat formats, providing top-25 value in the latter. Mobley’s ADP should be considerably higher next fall as he continues establishing himself as one of the NBA’s top frontcourt players.
CLE • Center • #4
6 months ago
Back in the Cavaliers’ lineup after missing Game 2 with a sprained ankle, Mobley was impactful on Friday. While he shot the ball reasonably well, the NBA Defensive Player of the Year was a menace defensively. Mobley recorded six “stocks,” which doesn’t tell the whole story of his impact in Game 3. Keeping him healthy will be paramount for the Cavaliers if they’re to rebound and win this series. The Cavaliers and Pacers meet in Game 4 on Sunday.
CLE • Center • #4
6 months ago
Mobley and Hunter are back after sitting out Cleveland’s Game 2 defeat on Tuesday, a contest in which the Cavaliers blew a big lead due primarily to a lack of depth. While the former will return to the starting lineup, the latter will be one of Cleveland’s key options off the bench. Isaac Okoro and Dean Wade will likely play fewer minutes with Mobley and Hunter in the rotation.
Source: Shams Charania
CLE • Center • #4
6 months ago
Shams is quoted as saying, “To my knowledge Garland, Mobley, and Hunter are all aiming to play in this pivotal game three.” Mobley and Hunter sat out Game 2, and their return - along with Garland’s - will provide a much-needed boost for Cleveland on both ends of the court. Assuming Mobley and Hunter get the green light, Dean Wade and Isaac Okoro will presumably see a decrease in playing time.
Source: Pat McAfee Show
CLE • Center • #4
6 months ago
Mobley sprained his ankle during Cleveland’s Game 1 loss to the Pacers, which kept him out of Game 2 on Tuesday. Dean Wade moved into the starting lineup but offered minimal value, finishing with three points, 10 rebounds, three assists, one steal and one three-pointer in 30 minutes. He’ll likely retain his spot in the starting lineup if Mobley cannot play. However, with Cleveland in a 0-2 hole, look for the Defensive Player of the Year to do all he can to be available.
Source: Evan Dammarell
CLE • Center • #4
6 months ago
Mobley sprained his ankle during Cleveland’s Game 1 loss to the Pacers, which kept him out of Game 2 on Tuesday. Dean Wade moved into the starting lineup but offered minimal value, finishing with three points, 10 rebounds, three assists, one steal and one three-pointer in 30 minutes. He’ll likely retain his spot in the starting lineup if Mobley cannot play. However, with Cleveland in a 0-2 hole, look for the Defensive Player of the Year to do all he can to be available.
Source: Evan Dammarell
CLE • Center • #4
6 months ago
Mobley tweaked his ankle in Game 1 of the series. Despite his questionable listing, Cavs coach Kenny Atkinson told reporters two of his best players were doubtful for Game 2 when referring to Mobley and De’Andre Hunter. Garland sat out Game 1 with a toe injury and his status is unchanged for Game 2. The Cavaliers will roll with a starting lineup of Ty Jerome, Donovan Mitchell, Max Strus, Dean Wade and Jarrett Allen in Game 2.
CLE • Center • #4
6 months ago
Head coach Kenny Atkinson “expressed real concern” for the availability of the two players, and Cleveland could be sorely shorthanded with Darius Garland also banged up. If Mobley and Hunter are ultimately sidelined, expect Dean Wade and Isaac Okoro to pick up some extra minutes.
Source: Jared Greenberg
CLE • Center • #4
6 months ago
Mobley was excellent in Game 1, finishing a blocked shot shy of a complete stat line. The Cavaliers’ lack of offensive balance did them in on Sunday afternoon, with Mobley being one of three players to reach double digits in shot attempts. Jarrett Allen (12/5/1/2 in 30 minutes) only attempted seven shots, while Donovan Mitchell’s 30 attempts were ten more than Allen and Mobley combined. Cleveland will try to even the series at one game apiece on Tuesday.
CLE • Center • #4
7 months ago
The NBA’s Defensive Player of the Year, Mobley, was impactful on both ends of the floor in Game 3. He recorded a complete stat line as Cleveland moved one step closer to the second round. While the Heat also starts two bigs, they’ve struggled to match up with Mobley and Jarrett Allen. Game 4 is scheduled for Monday, with the Cavaliers aiming to clinch the series.
CLE • Center • #4
7 months ago
Mobley bounced back after scoring only nine points in Cleveland’s Game 1 victory. Yet, it was Mobley’s three-point shooting that really stood out in what has been a career-best season for him from beyond the arc, averaging 1.2 three-point makes per game in the regular season. He’ll look for a repeat performance in Game 3 on Saturday.
CLE • Center • #4
7 months ago
Four of Cleveland’s five starters will sit out Sunday’s regular season finale, with Jarrett Allen being the exception. With the Cavaliers locked into the one-seed in the East, he’s unlikely to see much action after halftime against the Pacers.
Source: NBA Injury Report
CLE • Center • #4
7 months ago
Despite having secured the East’s top seed for the playoffs, the Cavaliers went all-out with their four available starters on Friday. Mobley, who did not play in Thursday’s loss to the Pacers, logged 35 minutes and recorded his 36th double-double in the comeback win over New York. He finished the 2023-24 campaign with 22 double-doubles and has benefitted from the Cavaliers making him more of an offensive focal point. Cleveland ends its regular season on Sunday against the Pacers; we’ll see how much Mobley and the other starters play.
CLE • Center • #4
7 months ago
While he had a rough night at the foul line, Mobley’s overall stat line is one from which many category league managers will benefit, especially those who entered Sunday needing defensive production. The six “stocks” were the most Mobley has recorded in a game since November 27, when he tallied four steals and three blocks in a win over the Hawks. Over the past two weeks, Mobley has been a top-25 player in eight- and nine-cat formats, providing increased value at the right time for managers whose leagues ended on Sunday. For those whose leagues are active during Week 23, Mobley and the Cavaliers are scheduled to play four games.
CLE • Center • #4
7 months ago
Mobley’s tour de force season continued Friday as he had a huge game against the Spurs. The 23-year-old center had 25 points on just 13 shots including four made three-pointers. Mobley also grabbed 12 boards and dished out five assists. He also showed up on defense with a steal and three blocks. It was quite a game for Mobley, who has been a top-30 fantasy player over the last three weeks.
CLE • Center • #4
8 months ago
Mobley returned from a one-game absence and turned in a 9/6/4 line on 3-of-10 shooting against the Pistons. He bounced back in a big way on Sunday, hitting 8-of-16 shots, including 3-of-6 from beyond the arc, and delivering some quality peripheral contributions. He and the Cavs get a brief respite before returning to the court for Wednesday’s primetime showdown with the Knicks.
CLE • Center • #4
8 months ago
Mobley sat out against San Antonio on Thursday but will be back in the lineup to face Detroit. His return should push Dean Wade back to the bench after and unproductive start. De’Andre Hunter may also lose out on a few minutes.
Source: NBA Injury Report
CLE • Center • #4
8 months ago
The Cavaliers are in firm control of the top spot in the East and have taken opportunities to rest members of their “core four” occasionally. Mobley will sit out Thursday’s game, and his absence coincides with Donovan Mitchell’s return after not playing on Tuesday. De’Andre Hunter, Sam Merrill, Isaac Okoro and Dean Wade are four options to fill the void left by Mobley, with Hunter offering the highest upside. As for Tyson, his continued absence does not impact the Cavaliers’ rotation.
Source: NBA Injury Report
CLE • Center • #4
8 months ago
Mobley matched his season-high in blocks on Tuesday, and he’s recorded multiple rejections in three straight games for the first time since mid-February. Over the past two weeks, the Cavaliers’ big man has been a top-30 player in nine-cat formats. While Jarrett Allen (14 points, nine rebounds, two assists and one block in 27 minutes) continues to provide reliable fantasy value, Mobley has emerged as the team’s top frontcourt option this season. And that won’t change anytime soon.
CLE • Center • #4
8 months ago
Mobley’s excellent season continued Friday despite the Cavaliers hitting a bit of a speed bump having now lost four games in a row. The 23-year-old center was still able to have a double-double, though he was hardly efficient on offensive with 16 points on 14 shots. He was a factor on the defensive end with a steal and two blocks. The main concern for fantasy managers will be if the Cavaliers elect to rest Mobley at all during the fantasy playoffs.
CLE • Center • #4
8 months ago
Mobley dropped an excellent stat line on Wednesday, recording his third double-double with at least 30 points this season. He has scored 20 or more six times since the All-Star break, an expected output given the ability of Cleveland’s top four offensive options. The lone concern for fantasy managers as the playoffs approach their conclusion is Mobley’s availability, as the Cavaliers have given their stars an occasional night off to prepare for the postseason.