Over last season, the Cleveland Cavaliers’ best shooters were the guard duo of Darius Garland and All-NBA Second Team player Donovan Mitchell. As the Cavaliers search for a three-and-D starting wing in either trade or free agency this summer, that player or two probably will not be the absolute solution for all of Cleveland’s shooting struggles. Relying entirely on one offensive flow is what led to a disappointing postseason run.
Instead, the Cavs need to search for alternative offensive schemes that can open up the court for all of the team’s three-point threats. To stretch the floor, some observers have suggested that the Cavaliers trade Jarrett Allen, but the front office has been clear on their intentions to retain the 7-foot tall shot blocker.