Sam Merrill was a standout for the Cavaliers G League affiliate, the Cleveland Charge, last season, and his shooting could be his case for Cavs minutes.
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After a turbulent collegiate basketball tenure, this situation with the Cavs is about getting back to just playing the game for Emoni Bates.
Caris LeVert's deep shooting clip possibly coming back down may not matter much with the Cavs' recent moves to help their offense.
His signing was not going to get a ton of notoriety, but combo guard Ty Jerome could be primed for early-season opportunities with the Cavs.
According to a recent report from Saturday afternoon, the Cavs acquired reserve big man Damian Jones via trade from the Utah Jazz.
The Cavs free agency moves thus far have been just what the shot doctor ordered, in landing Georges Niang and Max Strus, especially.
The Cavs reportedly signed stretch forward Georges Niang to a three-year deal, which could really give Cleveland's bench a shooting lift.
In bringing him back in free agency, the Cavs must be bullish on Caris LeVert's two-way impact for years ahead, which was big for them last season.
Per a report from earlier on Thursday, the Cavs fully guaranteed Cedi Osman's $6.7 million deal for the 2023-24 season, which was the right call.
Should the Cleveland Cavaliers consider signing this former NBA MVP in free agency this offseason? The recent suggestion did seem logical at first glance.
Here, we'll examine three floor spacers that'd be impact shooters the Cleveland Cavaliers should consider pursuing in free agency.
Josh Richardson is a veteran wing who has seemingly long been a rumored possible target for the Cleveland Cavaliers, and signing him would be a good move.
Despite some noticeable concerns, Emoni Bates is still a player who could make a big impact if he can put things together with the Cavs.
Second-round draft selection Emoni Bates is wired to score, and he could give the Cavs bench a boost in due time in that area.
The Victor Wembanyama situation in the 2023 NBA Draft is so similar to back when LeBron James was selected No. 1 in the 2003 NBA Draft.
Wing Donte DiVincenzo would be a solid Cavs depth free agency signing this offseason that would impact winning. He's a quality role player.
This longtime divisional foe would inject life into the Cavs bench, and for his two-way skill set, would be a great trade target this offseason.
As recent Power Rankings from a few media outlets have demonstrated, the Cavaliers must learn from their last playoff disappointment.
Mo Bamba could prove to be a quality addition for the Cleveland Cavaliers, for how he could impact games on both ends of the floor.
Veteran Reggie Jackson could be a valuable depth signing for the Cleveland Cavaliers this offseason, and could be a nice offensive option to go to.