The Cleveland Cavaliers will have the Atlanta Hawks’ 2019 NBA Draft pick if they place in the top 10, and by the looks of it, that should allow them to have a cornerstone player, such as Zion Williamson, who appears to be the ideal prospect for Cleveland in next year’s draft. In the 2020 NBA Draft, the same rule applies in regards to the Atlanta Hawks (whereas the Cavs would also need to give their 2021 and/or 2022 second-round pick to Atlanta based on the next two seasons not being conveyed), and luckily for Cleveland, star guard prospect James Edwards reclassified, and will be eligible to be in the 2020 NBA Draft.
Cleveland Cavaliers: How Anthony Edwards’ reclassification affects Cavs
