Cleveland Cavaliers: 2 key sellers for potential FA target Reggie Bullock

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New York Knicks wing Reggie Bullock watches his three-point shot in-game. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images) /

#1: Bullock would provide knockdown deep shooting help for the Cavs

Firstly, Bullock, who had 10.9 points per outing last season as a starter last season, has proven throughout his career that he’s a polished catch-and-shoot player, and he’s capable off movement as well.

Throughout his seven seasons, Bullock has hit 39.2 percent of his three-point shot attempts. In the past four seasons, that’s been a 40.0 percent clip on 5.4 attempts per outing.

While he’s not a guy that’s going to create offense for himself off-the-bounce, Bullock would provide a quality outlet for kickouts for players such as Garland, if he sticks around, Sexton, to go with other guys. The same goes for ball-swings/ball reversals.

I would think that Bullock could very well be a key bench shooting presence, or if Sexton were to be dealt perhaps, he could be Cleveland’s starting 3, with Okoro shifting to the starting 2 maybe. That’d be if the Cavs went with Mobley in the 2021 NBA Draft, for further context.

I do still believe that Sexton, with what he’s shown, could still very well stick around though, in fairness, and maybe he and the Cavaliers could figure something out next offseason/he could end up having a restricted offer sheet being matched, anyhow.

Regardless, the 6-foot-7 Bullock could provide Cleveland with a knockdown deep presence on the wing, and if that sort of thing could lead to Prince at some point being traded elsewhere, for instance, oh well.

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Whether or not that is the case with Prince, who could appear in lineups with Bullock either way I believe, a knockdown shooter, and a proven off-ball player like Bullock that moves really well, would be a nice add.

That’s in particular for a Cavaliers team that was, whether or not injuries played into it, last in the league in three-point shooting percentage in 2020-21 and was 28th in three-point shot attempts per outing.

So moving on, we’ll touch on key seller #2 for Bullock as a potential Cavs 2021 NBA Free Agency target.