The Cleveland Cavaliers weren’t going to be having a really eventful 2019 offseason/summer, and as we’ve consistently stressed here at KJG, that was due to Cleveland being financially limited and them eventually not wanting to be faced with a huge luxury tax situation to climb out of as the 2019-20 season progresses.
As it currently stands, the Cavaliers are under $2.9 million away from being at the near $132.6 million luxury tax threshold (per Spotrac) for next season, and the roster currently stands at 14 players after the team reportedly signed two guard J.