Cleveland Cavaliers: One blatant weakness for every Cavalier

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The Cleveland Cavaliers have solidified their ten-man rotation, and each player has shown a handful of both strengths and weaknesses.

Through the first several games, the Cleveland Cavaliers have been far from excellent. Although they were able to beat both the Celtics and Bucks, they stumbled and fell to the Magic. Along with that, Derrick Rose has already been injured.

Getting out to a 2-0 start was ideal, but the frustrating loss to the Magic seemed to open up several questions for this Cavaliers team. Are they the team we all hoped they could be? Even their championship team from two years ago struggled throughout the season, but it might be different this time around.

From June to October, the Cavaliers completed remodeled their team. They flipped over half of their players including the superstar Cavalier legend Kyrie Irving. They’ve pushed starters to the bench, signed more aging veterans, and ultimately, might have created quite possibly their deepest roster in team history.

Having a deep and experienced roster will not always lead to success though. Within this team, each player needs to understand their weakness, and if they can compensate for or solve their weaknesses, this Cavaliers’ team could end up being a true challenge to Golden State.

That said, let’s take a look at what each player can work on throughout this season.