It’s clear that the Cleveland Cavaliers have high hopes for rookie guard Darius Garland, as evidenced by them selecting him fifth overall in the 2019 NBA Draft.
Garland is a player that only appeared in five games in his one collegiate season at Vanderbilt, though, due to a reported meniscus tear, and that was obviously unfortunate for him and his team.
Nonetheless, as KJG contributors have often highlighted, draft pundits have continually harped on how Garland has a very high ceiling as an NBA guard, given that he has a really tight handle that enables him to get separation as an on-ball shot creator, along with Garland being a highly-capable catch-and-shoot threat with incredibly deep range and because Garland reportedly has shown good vision at other levels and is capable of making high-level passes.