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Cleveland Cavaliers Daily: Best Of The Week

By Aaron Ferguson

Feb 26, 2016; Atlanta, GA, USA; Chicago Bulls guard Mike Dunleavy (34) argues a call with a referee in the third quarter of their game against the Atlanta Hawks at Philips Arena. The Hawks won 103-88. Mandatory Credit: Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports
Feb 26, 2016; Atlanta, GA, USA; Chicago Bulls guard Mike Dunleavy (34) argues a call with a referee in the third quarter of their game against the Atlanta Hawks at Philips Arena. The Hawks won 103-88. Mandatory Credit: Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports /
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August continues to be a dry month in terms of NBA news, but this edition of Cleveland Cavaliers Daily recaps the best content from the past week.

The Cleveland Cavaliers did not make any major transactions this week, but that hasn’t stopped us from speculating on how they could improve their roster. As popular for this time of year, though rosters appear set, people like to speculate how a team can improve their team in quest for a championship, or in the Cavs case defending one.

Today’s edition of Cleveland Cavaliers Daily highlights the best articles from this week on KingJamesGospel.com. We traveled back in time to the 2011 NBA Draft, analyzed the possible impact of recently acquired forward Mike Dunleavy and take a look at some future roster moves or NBA moves.

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Mike Dunleavy Will Have A Positive Impact On The Cavaliers (read here): Jared Kungle takes a look at the best-case and worst-case scenarios for Mike Dunleavy, and ultimately believes that Dunleavy will have a positive impact on the Cavs’ quest to repeat.

What If The Cleveland Cavaliers Drafted Joel Embiid? (read here): Jacob Gries analyzes what could have happened if the Cavs drafted Joel Embiid instead of Andrew Wiggins in the 2011 NBA Draft. Would the Cavs have acquired Kevin Love?

4 Centers The Cleveland Cavaliers Should Trade For (read here): The Cleveland Cavaliers need size in the frontcourt, specifically someone that can bang in the post. I take a look at four possible trades and two potential free agents that could fill that need for the Cavs in 2016-17.

NBA Expansion: 5 Cities That Make Sense For The Cleveland Cavaliers (read here): NBA 2K17 features an expansion mode, so I decided to dive into what five cities would make sense for the NBA to expand to, and would benefit the Cavs.

Highlights

While the NBA has slowed down their operations, there is plenty of basketball headlines, especially surrounding the Olympics. Even LeBron James is talking about the Olympics. He hasn’t ruled out a return for the 2020 Olympics, and claims to have “left the door open” for a possible return.

Kyrie Irving will play for a gold medal at the 2016 Olympics on Sunday against Serbia. He scored 13 points in the semifinal game against Spain and Ricky Rubio.

Ownership? LeBron mentioned that he would like to be an owner when his playing days are over, which hopefully isn’t in the near future.

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