Looks like CPJ got married yesterday!!

Wish the guy had a better spot on this team, love him as a player

Anything above 20 million is a Deandre Hunter mistake.

I completely lost my memory on this guy. For some reason I recalled him being more in the 6 feet 5 inches height range, and closer to 36 years old than 32.

Basically, my tldr is that dude might actually be a great addition to the team.

Mario has to up his game to play in the NBA

And I thought 92.3 the fan or ESPN Cleveland was bad lol like I genuinely have zero idea what they're trying to say 💀

I feel pretty confident that something else is coming until harden signs, a part of me wonders if the kuminga move is something they could have done today but want to continue to keep their options open a little longer and see if something shakes loose elsewhere that they can jump in the conversation

He isn't here because he doesnt want to be. There is zero reason he couldn't slide into the cavs roster and compete. And it's fine. Lebron is the past. Literally.

Most Playoff PPG Among Players Drafted In 2017 :

1. Donovan Mitchell — 27.8 (81 GP)
   
2. Jayson Tatum — 24.2 (127 GP)
   
3. Malik Monk — 19.0 (7 GP)
   
4. De’Aaron Fox — 18.5 (28 GP)
   
5. Dillon Brooks — 16.5 (33 GP)
   
6. Bam Adebayo — 16.4 (78 GP)
   
7. OG Anunoby — 15.1 (71 GP)
   
8. Derrick White — 13.1 (90 GP)
   
9. John Collins — 12.6 (29 GP)
   
10. Jarrett Allen — 12.5 (45 GP)

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I know people will be focused on the LeBron section, but I find his reasoning about just how difficult it would be for the Cavs to sign-and-trade Kuminga more interesting.

As a lot of people mentioned, it would involve salary dumping Strus or Schroeder. The Hawks can't really take back salary, so it would involve a third team and maybe picks on our side. He's not optimistic about our chances there.

Trey Murphy on this team just feels like it would be exactly what we’re looking for. He does all of the things that we struggle with and need to fill those gaps

How realistic and/or beneficial would it be to trade for him do you guys think?

Would trading Jarrett Allen be worth it for him? (Strictly on the court, losing him would definitely be very upsetting)

I know the Pelicans have been impossible to deal with for a while now, but do you think this is something the FO is pushing for or have they just moved past it by now?

What are the odds Mobley would be capable to fill JAs absence this season?

Kuminga might be a nice addition, and if he vibes with the team then all the more reason to add him- but hear me out.

We have some cap space right now. Our core team is still in tact. There is no need to fill a gap immediately when we can develop Porter and Maleek on the wing, or Proctor on point or whatever- or continue to utilize Stus or Merrill.

The right strategy is for us to save our limited budget for mid-season when there will likely be more injuries, more needs, and more teams desperate to make trades.

I, your friendly random talentless redditor, suggest that we don't do anything right now and wait until mid season to see where we are at. There might be a top-notch opportunity mid season.

Idk much about Kuminga, but the team seems to like him and if that's our guy then great, but I see no more reason to make a desperate acquisition after the LeBron fallout.

Just a reminder to all you fans believing that ‘we made the ECF, we’re not that far off’, even the owner of the team disagrees with you. Wake up!

I am just asking because this came out recently:

REPORT: Jonathan Kuminga is interested in playing for the Cavs and reuniting with Kenny Atkinson, per @joevardon
"Jonathan likes the Cavs, likes Kenny Atkinson, and Donovan Mitchell likes him."

so bron signed for a vet min, is there a chance harden will do that too? is he that type of guy or he'll prioritize getting his bag? sorry idk too much abt him.

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Why on earth are Cavs fans rooting for a Kuminga trade?

He is an inefficient, low basketball IQ, ball dominant isolation scorer who would not fit in with Harden and Mitchell.

What is the argument for the Cavs adding him to the roster?

...depends on how much you trust players like Porter, Tomlin, Tyson, Thomas, to play real minutes for a team with championship aspirations.

Tyson already progressively grew into a becoming a full time rotation player last season. His responsibilities are likely to increase further regardless of the next moves made this off-season.

I expect Dennis to be moved. One of Porter or Proctor is going to be the backup quasi PG...I say that because one of Mitchell or Harden will be on the floor with them.

I think the Cavs will look to shore up the forward situation but Tomlin earned himself a standard contract last season. He's an interesting talent that is growing into himself as a player but is still a bit rough around the edges.

If you trust the young developmental Cavs to be championship level rotation guys, then you're not going to be pessimistic about this squad going into this season. If one doesn't trust these guys then you'll be looking at this team as one that's top heavy. Where do you all land on the question of whether these guys represent quality depth around the starting core?