Here is part of the email sent that is relevant to us...
I stand corrected. Here it is:
2013 The Cavs have their own first-round pick, Sacramento's (top 13 protected.), and Miami's pick (top 10 protected.) They also have the right to swap the Lakers pick (which now belongs to Phoenix and is top 14 protected) with the most favorable of those three picks. They also have their own second-round pick and Orlando's second-round pick.
2014, The Cavs have their own first-round pick, plus Sacramento's pick if not already used (top 12 protected.) They also may have Miami's pick if not already received (top 10 protected.) They have their own second-round pick, Memphis' second-round pick and Orlando's second-round pick.
2015, The Cavs have their own first-round pick, plus Sacramento's pick if not already used (top 10 protected.) They may also have Miami's pick if not already used. They have their own second-round pick.
2016, The Cavs have their own first-round pick, plus Sacramento's pick if not already used (top 10 protected.) They may also have Miami's pick if not already used (top 10 protected.) They have their own second-round pick.
The Cavs own 2 First Round picks from Miami. They are both top 10 protected. Assuming the Cavs get the first of those in 2013, the first allowable year the second pick can be received is 2015. If the first of those picks is not received until 2015, it is unprotected and the next pick would be received in 2017 unprotected as well.
If the Cavs have not received Sacramento's first-round pick by 2017, then Sacramento will convey its 2017 second-round pick to Cleveland (protected 56-60.)
