Evan Mobley, USC Trojans. Photo by Sarah Stier/Getty Images
The Cleveland Cavaliers enter the 2021 offseason in need of a change. They have straddled the line between rebuilding and retaining useful veteran pieces, and the result has been few wins but a slow build of a new asset base of picks and prospects. The 2021 NBA Draft is their chance to change that.
The last three seasons have seen the Cavaliers add Top 10 players in Collin Sexton, Darius Garland and Isaac Okoro, and while all have varying levels of upside and production, none are on a superstar trajectory.