2022 Off-season Thread - The Future is Bright

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[macbdog]

I don't think they change uniforms enough.

It needs to get to the point where the typical fan has zero clue what a Cavalier looks like at any given moment.

Like the Scramble suits from A Scanner Darkly? Constantly changing?

 

[Sir'Dom Pointer]

When can we get a real coach though?
he is probably going to win COTY, but he still sucks in my mind. Hopefully Luke Walton can instill some nice sets and offensive philosophies.

Caris is best suited off the bench.

 

[texascavsfan]

When can we get a real coach though?
he is probably going to win COTY, but he still sucks in my mind. Hopefully Luke Walton can instill some nice sets and offensive philosophies.

Caris is best suited off the bench.

funny, I had the exact same thought before I got to this post..... well, maybe except for the whole COTY thing....lol

 

[Sir'Dom Pointer]

funny, I had the exact same thought before I got to this post..... well, maybe except for the whole COTY thing....lol

I have a hunch...

 

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[cavsfever]

What's everybody's thoughts on Kyle Kuzma as a potential trade target? I scoffed at the idea initially, but he's 6'9", can create his own shot, and after getting over his fuckboy wannabe be star phase in LA, overhauled his game to be a scrappy 3&D player. He's got championship experience, is only 27 so not terribly old for our core, is on a reasonable contract and, best yet, plays for a moribund franchise that probably wouldn't be too difficult to pry him from.

I like him. Not a star like people thought he would be (weird LA protected him out of all their young players) but he’s a good solid defender who works hard and is a good enough scorer that he needs to be paid attention to. Good rebounder too. Plus he’s been there, solid contributor on the 2020 championship team

Not sure the Wizards let him go though, they’re getting 17/9 from him at &13 million a year, a bargain in today’s NBA

 

[JMoneyYourHoney]

Not sure the Wizards let him go though, they’re getting 17/9 from him at &13 million a year, a bargain in today’s NBA

A good franchise would covet that, but that's exactly the opposite of what the Wizards are.

 

[adam81king]

What's everybody's thoughts on Kyle Kuzma as a potential trade target? I scoffed at the idea initially, but he's 6'9", can create his own shot, and after getting over his fuckboy wannabe star phase in LA, overhauled his game to be a scrappy 3&D player. He's got championship experience, is only 27 so not terribly old for our core, is on a reasonable contract and, best yet, plays for a moribund franchise that probably wouldn't be too difficult to pry him from.

He's still too much of a lovechild of JR Smith and Ben Simmons for me. If we could lobotomize him and *just* get the player I'd be up for it, but I'm too worried about the personality.

 

[mds]

Not quite sure what we'd send off to get him anyway.

 

[Mott the Hoople]

Cavs sign Nate Hinton to Exhibit 10 deal.

 

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The Cavs have signed Sharife Cooper to a training camp deal.​

Cooper will have a chance to make an impression at camp, but even if he does wind up on the regular-season roster, he'll be the third-string PG on this team.

 

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[inliner311]

The Cavs have signed Sharife Cooper to a training camp deal.​

Cooper will have a chance to make an impression at camp, but even if he does wind up on the regular-season roster, he'll be the third-string PG on this team.

I think it's a good idea to bring in a 3rd/4th PG to see if they can develop them. If Neto plays well for the time he is our backup until Rubio gets back, we might be able to trade Neto. Having a PG like Cooper could make it easier to trade Neto if a deal does come.

 

[cabs]

Cooper is really bad, I am more interested by Hinton