A potential Ricky Rubio reunion would be enticing, but the Cavs can't bank on an encore performance from him if they were to go down that path.
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The Cavs seem to be in a win-win situation in regards to veteran stretch big Kevin Love, which was definitely not the case all that long ago.
The Cavs would be wise to call the Toronto Raptors about a potential OG Anunoby trade, to get an idea of a possible deal framework at least.
The Cavs have to be valuing shot creation depth/on-ball abilities heavily into their 2022 NBA Draft approach to make their offense more multiple.
It's paramount that Darius Garland does get at least some real time off the ball next season for the Cavs, in what will be his fourth year.
Lauri Markkanen could have Kevin Love's current Cavs role down the road it seems, and that's something the team has to be pondering.
Lamar Stevens can be a viable option at times next season if needed in Cavs spot starts, with more experience, and based on his growth in Year 2.
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.
It's abundantly clear that the Cavs have to consider all the factors involved with a potential Caris LeVert extension from here.
At numerous points during the 2021-22 season, forward Dean Wade provided steady play, particularly on the defensive end, for the Cavs.
If the third-year leap doesn't come for swingman Isaac Okoro, the Cavs can still manage with other options throughout games.
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.
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.
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.
Kevin Love leading the Cavs in three-pointers made this season was impressive, and he realistically could repeat that feat in 2022-23.
Wing/forward Lamar Stevens needs more chances to keep his momentum going next season for the Cavs from his close to Year 2.
Cavs big Evan Mobley wasn't on an All-Defensive squad, but him receiving 13 second-place votes for the forward spot was no small feat.
The Cavs are a team that would reportedly have interest in guard Delon Wright this offseason, and he'd be an impactful free agency addition.
There should be less pressure on Lauri Markkanen heading into next season, with him hopefully being more comfortable with the Cavs.
Evan Mobley was arguably the NBA’s best rookie this season for the Cavs, and he was the first Cav named to the All-Rookie First Team since 2012-13.