Not to be a dick, but you are all over the place.
The Giannis part makes no sense..
Not to be a dick, but I'm saying I don't think 2nd round picks have been worth much in the past but I'm willing to admit they may be more valuable in the future as the level of international talent improves.
My original point was that the 2026 second round pick we got in a trade isn't really an "asset", but I'm willing to reconsider. Who knows what things will be like in five years?
I'm saying perhaps the Cavs could look for younger players overseas who aren't ready for the NBA but whose rights could be secured with a 2nd round pick, kind of like investing in a growth stock. That wasn't the case with Giannis, who was a first round pick, but I wasn't talking about him specifically, but somebody like him. I believe he grew a couple of inches after he was drafted and of course he filled out and developed a lot of skills he didn't have when he was drafted. I could see the Cavs investing one or more of their many 2nd round picks in a skinny but athletic kid who may be 2-3 years away but would be worth the wait.