Of the club's two two-way signings, Isaiah Mobley seems to have a greater chance for Cavs success than RJ Nembhard Jr. currently.
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Recent Cavs free agency pickup Raul Neto can help preserve Darius Garland next season for the Cavs, especially sans Ricky Rubio.
The Cavs solidified Darius Garland as their primary leader moving forward it seems via reported rookie max extension, and he's their offensive engine.
The Cavs reportedly made a sensible free agent signing in Raul Neto, who is a nice ball-mover, and can help the team on defense.
This reported Robin Lopez signing by the Cavs provides them is playable center insurance, and Lopez could be viable for rotational stretches.
To nobody's surprise, the Cavs have elected to bring Ricky Rubio back, for his floor generalship, upon his return from injury, and his off-floor presence.
He's not a spring chicken at this point in his career, but veteran 5 man Robin Lopez would be a nice bargain signing for the Cavs in free agency.
While it could seemingly be a possibility down the road, the Cavs reportedly not looking to trade Isaac Okoro this offseason is the right call.
The expectations don't seem to be that lofty, per se, with recent draft selection Ochai Agbaji, but that's fine for the Cavs. He should be impactful.
Jarrett Allen and Kevin Love could both make a difference for second-round draft pick Isaiah Mobley in his development with the Cavs.
The Cavs should strongly consider signing Kyle Anderson, who could seemingly be a potential non-taxpayer mid-level exception target, in free agency.
The Cavs ended up selecting wing Ochai Agbaji on Thursday night 14th overall in the 2022 NBA Draft, and after that, this player could be affected greatly.
The Cavs could be onto something with their Isaiah Mobley draft pick as a contributor down the road as a capable rotational big.
Ochai Agbaji could potentially be a knockdown shooter for the Cavs, which would be a welcomed boost, if that translates in years to come.
The Cavs went with Agbaji at #14 in the 2022 NBA Draft, likely for catch-and-shoot play, and him looking to have a defined rotational role.
What stood out from the Cavs' second-round selections in the 2022 NBA Draft on Thursday night? We'll dive into that here.
The Cavs should definitely be prioritizing the offensive end in the 2022 NBA Draft, when it comes to playmaking and shot creation/spacing.
Here, we'll take a closer look at two current Cavs, in particular, who could be replaced as a result, ultimately, of the 2022 NBA Draft.
Forward Dean Wade looks to be a reliable defensive piece from here for the Cavs, and his off-ball play is solid on both ends.
Rotational big Moses Brown potentially being brought back by the Cavs would be sensible in free agency for cheap depth/insurance.