Cleveland Cavaliers wing/forward Lamar Stevens celebrates a go-ahead score. (Photo by Ken Blaze-USA TODAY Sports)
With the 2020-21 NBA season now in the books, and the 2021 NBA Draft on the horizon, we now can also look forward to the Las Vegas Summer League, set to commence from Aug. 8-17, where many young prospects get a chance to show what they can do for an NBA contract.
For the Cleveland Cavaliers, that means not only showcasing whomever they draft #3 overall, (which could very well be Evan Mobley), but also spotlighting some of the other young players and undrafted players who are looking to grow their game.