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The Cavs can't predict the 2022 NBA Draft, but they can dream. What would a realistic best-case scenario be for all three picks?
Josh Cornelissen|
Evan Mobley was tremendous in his first season for the Cavs, and is just getting started. Here's why he can make the All-Star leap in Year 2.
Corey Casey|
This would appear to be a realistic offensive goal for Cavs stretch forward Lauri Markkanen next season, with him hopefully in a better rhythm overall.
Dan Gilinsky|
Talented young big Evan Mobley's progression in his second season could definitely lessen the Cavs' need for shot creation.
Amadou Sow|
With his shot creation abilities, size and defensive skill set, Johnny Davis could be a perfect fit for the Cavs in the 2022 NBA Draft.
Justin Brownlow|
The Cavs are looking aroud the league for a two-way forward to add to the mix via trade. What are the pros and cons of a rumored pursuit of Aaron Gordon?
Josh Cornelissen|
A Jalen Williams pick in the 2022 NBA Draft could help the Cavs in multiple ways, with his wide-ranging skill set on the offensive end.
Dan Gilinsky|
Jarrett Allen looks to be one of the game's best two-way 5s from here, and the Cavs big man seems primed for more All-Star appearances.
Dan Gilinsky|
The Cavs have a need at backup point guard and will likely look to free agency to fill it. Which point guards could be options for them to sign this summer?
Josh Cornelissen|
The Cavs aren't talking about which prospects they like most in the 2022 NBA Draft. What can mock drafts reveal to us about their potential picks?
Josh Cornelissen|
On this date six years ago, Kyrie Irving and LeBron James each had 41-point performances in Game 5 of the 2016 NBA Finals to get the Cavs back in it.
Justin Brownlow|
Lauri Markkanen held up probably better than one would've expected on defense for the Cavs in 2021-22, which was a surprising development.
Dan Gilinsky|
Next season, it seems as if the Cavs can count on stretch big Kevin Love off the bench, provided they manage his minutes well again. That's quite a 180.
Dan Gilinsky|
The Cleveland Cavaliers are set to first select at #14 overall in the 2022 NBA Draft. Here, though, we're going to create the perfect pick for them.
Justin Brownlow|
After Quin Snyder resigned, it appears that Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell could potentially be had via trade. Here's why the Cavs should pursue that.
John Suchan|
Wing Caris LeVert's role should clearly be as a Cavs bench contributor next season, where he could have opportunities to make plays.
Dan Gilinsky|
The rumors that a certain West Coast NBA team is interested in Collin Sexton are meaningless. The Cavs shouldn't worry about the Los Angeles Lakers.
Josh Cornelissen|
The Cavs should be able to land a quality piece or two by way of the 2022 NBA Draft, but there are a few prospects they should definitely avoid.
Quinn Minnich|
The Cavs could run more offense through Evan Mobley next season, as he gets more experience and especially after his first full offseason as a pro.
Dan Gilinsky|
Point guard is a crucial position on an NBA roster. Who are the Top 30 point guards in the NBA, and where does Darius Garland rank on the list?
Josh Cornelissen|
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