Evan Mobley could be up for a rookie max extension but can he meet the expectations to earn that contract?

Donovan Mitchell isn’t the only player that the Cleveland Cavaliers need to give attention to on the contract extension front. Evan Mobley is eligible to sign a max-rookie extension this offseason and working out a deal between the two sides needs to be high on the front office's list.

ESPN’s Brain Windhorts reported in the middle of May that Mobley is likely to get a max-extension offer from the Cavs before he hits restricted free agency in 2025. But what exactly could that deal look like?

A precedent for what Mobley’s extension could be like may have already been set with another player from the same draft class agreeing to deal on Monday afternoon.

Toronto Raptors forward Scottie Barnes reportedly agreed to a five-year maximum rookie extension that could be worth up to $270 million on Monday afternoon.

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