Lamar Stevens was a sneaky good driver for the Cavs this season, and hopefully, in rotational minutes, he can keep building on that in 2022-23.
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Jarrett Allen's touch on hook shots for the Cavs and his flashes in the mid-range were both encouraging developments from this season.
There were promising playmaking signs from Evan Mobley in his first season with the Cavs, and he'll only improve in that area.
Cedi Osman has historically been a streaky player over the course of his time with the Cavs, and this season, there was some more of that.
He wasn't able to establish a consistent rhythm with the Cavs post-trade, but next season, Caris LeVert has to hit his stride in the PnR with Cleveland.
Versatile big Evan Mobley was terrific for the Cavs in his rookie year, and he was a home run pick. One aspect of his game must improve in Year 2, though.
The mid-range game will again be an effective counter for lead guard Darius Garland in his fourth season to come with the Cavs.
The Cavs are in great hands with Darius Garland as their offensive engine, and Koby Altman drove home how he’s in a great place with the team.
Lamar Stevens had more opportunities to make plays on both ends for the Cavs in 2021-22, and his two-way play was promising.
Evan Mobley not winning the Rookie of the Year hurts, but that doesn't take anything away from his stellar Year 1 for the Cavs.
Lauri Markkanen had some ups and downs this season for the Cavs, but in his first season in a new situation with them, he did fine.
A similar outcome for stretch big Kevin Love in his bench role for the Cavs is attainable in 2022-23, if he's mostly healthy.
Should the Cavs consider the backup 5 spot in the 2022 NBA Draft? We'll take a closer look at some of the possibilities for them during that here.
Patience has been understandable to this point with him, but Isaac Okoro needs to hit his stride offensively in Year 3 for the Cavs.
The Cavs can't be too confident that the shooting potential from Dylan Windler will materialize for them, after a step back this season.
How did veteran stretch big Kevin Love grade out in the 2021-22 season for the Cavs? We'll take a closer look at that here.
The Cleveland Cavaliers were one of the biggest surprises this season leaguewide, but which individual Cavs players were among their own biggest surprises?
The Cavs' flyer on Moses Brown could prove to be a meaningful one, and there's an argument to be made for him to be back next season.
The ending to Dean Wade's season for the Cavs was a tough one, but the team should have plenty of confidence in him next season.
Recent comments from stretch big Kevin Love show some of why he should stick around with the Cavs, perhaps beyond next season.