This draft is pretty weak....although as we get closer to it, people start to think some of these mediocre guys are actually the solution to the Cavs problems.
Take some of this Daniel Gibson talk for example.
Gibson has his faults, but you aren't going to find a better player at 30 then Gibson, plus Gibson at 23 is not much older than some of these guys in the draft.
However, this time of year it's all about NEW faces....and sometimes fans just want to see a new face, even though the guy is actually a worse player.
I'm not really expecting much from the draft to be honest. Picking as low as the Cavs are in a weak draft like this, if they find a guy who can even play a little, it will be a surprise.
There do need to be realistic expectations for this draft. When you're picking at #30 in an average draft you can't expect to get an impact player. I'm just hoping the Cavs can find a player who can develop into a rotation player. I wouldn't expect a player drafted this year to make any significant contribution next season.
Players I have my eye on at #30 who have a good chance of being on the board are Derrick Brown, DaJuan Summers, Omri Casspi, and Darren Collison.
I wouldn't have a major problem with Patrick Mills. I do think there's a lot of potential there although the perimeter shooting is a concern. Mills is still only 20 so isn't fully developed as a player though.