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The Cavs brought in a pillar of their young core last year when they traded for Jarrett Allen. How should we regrade the deal with the benefit of hindsight?
Josh Cornelissen|
Jarrett Allen had a career year in 2021-22 for the Cavs, and there were positive signs from him in this area, which seems to be overlooked a bit.
Dan Gilinsky|
Wing Jalen Williams is a very intriguing prospect that's seemingly a riser, and he should warrant strong consideration from the Cavs in the 2022 NBA Draft.
Amadou Sow|
Patrick Baldwin Jr. did not have a good collegiate season, but he is a wing prospect the Cavs should keep an eye on in the 2022 NBA Draft.
Justin Brownlow|
Caris LeVert didn't play that well with the Cavs following his trade acquisition mid-season, but he's a quality player. Should the team extend him, though?
Quinn Minnich|
It's abundantly clear that the Cavs have to consider all the factors involved with a potential Caris LeVert extension from here.
Dan Gilinsky|
Darius Garland went fifth to the Cavs in the 2019 NBA Draft. When we redraft the entire 2019 lottery how high does he go?
Josh Cornelissen|
At numerous points during the 2021-22 season, forward Dean Wade provided steady play, particularly on the defensive end, for the Cavs.
Dan Gilinsky|
Would this proposed Cleveland Cavaliers trade with the Toronto Raptors swapping Jarrett Allen for OG Anunoby be one the Cavs should accept?
Josh Cornelissen|
If the third-year leap doesn't come for swingman Isaac Okoro, the Cavs can still manage with other options throughout games.
Dan Gilinsky|
One of seemingly the biggest risers in the 2022 NBA Draft is Jalen Williams, who might be a player the Cavs should consider at #14.
Justin Brownlow|
The Cavs are a team on the rise following their resurgent 2021-22 season, but three players, especially, should have smaller roles for them in 2022-23.
John Suchan|
We could see some of a production dip for Darius Garland next season, but he'll have full command as the Cavs' primary leader from here.
Dan Gilinsky|
The Cleveland Cavaliers will consider all possible trades to move up or down in the 2022 NBA Draft. Could the Cavs trade with the Kings for the No. 4 pick?
Josh Cornelissen|
The Cavs took a giant step forward as they made it to the play-in tournament. But if they want to become true contenders, how do they do it?
Josh Ungar|
The Cleveland Cavaliers should avoid making big trades that cost a lot of pieces to get done, they should instead focus on making smaller deals to improve.
Gibson Lowenberg|
The Cleveland Cavaliers are likely to be active in the trade market this summer. How should the Cavs' picks and players be valued in trades?
Josh Cornelissen|
Dyson Daniels could potentially end up being a very impactful two-way player, but should the Cavs consider him in the 2022 NBA Draft if he's there?
Justin Brownlow|
The Cavs should know early on next season if Caris LeVert, who was a trade deadline acquisition this season from the Indiana Pacers, should stick around.
Dan Gilinsky|
With a bunch of guys already in the mix and potentially another to come on the wing for the Cavs, Dylan Windler's chances seem slim to none for next season.
Dan Gilinsky|
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