Father's Day is all the more special to Cavs fans, even more so when it falls on June 19, which is the anniversary of their 2016 title victory.
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Evan Mobley just turning 21 on Saturday is yet another reminder that he's just scratched the surface with the Cavs, and the sky's the limit for him.
Malaki Branham could help the Cavs, but other 2022 NBA Draft options in the late lottery could be a better call for the Wine and Gold.
The Cavs' approach with these two players early on next year will be telling, when it comes to their minutes-share and how they're utilized in-game.
The Cavs should have a sense of clarity with regard to Lamar Stevens, who is an impactful defender, and can create at times offensively in stretches.
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.
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.
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.
Lauri Markkanen held up probably better than one would've expected on defense for the Cavs in 2021-22, which was a surprising development.
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.
Wing Caris LeVert's role should clearly be as a Cavs bench contributor next season, where he could have opportunities to make plays.
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.
A Cavs' potential Tyus Jones free agency signing this offseason via the non-taxpayer mid-level exception would make so much sense.
Lauri Markkanen had some ups and downs with the Cavs in his first season with them in 2021-22, but in this area, he fared really well.
Jake LaRavia's skill set could help the Cavs, who would be in the right to potentially consider him in the second round of the 2022 NBA Draft.
It didn't warrant a ton of concern, but Darius Garland had some issues in this area post-All-Star break. He should rebound there next year for the Cavs.
Isaac Okoro should try to emulate Lamar Stevens' game, to some extent, in regards to mixing in some of this type of play on offense for the Cavs.
Combo guard Alondes Williams out of Wake Forest is an intriguing second-round target for the Cavs in the 2022 NBA Draft, feasibly at #39.
One should look for young big man Evan Mobley to be more assertive on-ball offensively for the Cavs in Year 2, when he'll take further strides.
While he looks to be a potential trade candidate this offseason, there's a clear argument to be made for the Cavs to keep Cedi Osman around.