All in all, it wasn’t a bad 2018 for the Cleveland Cavaliers. They were able to enjoy one more season with LeBron James at the forefront, netted a first-round pick from the Brooklyn Nets despite having to move Kyrie Irving in the process, and went back to the NBA Finals for the fourth-straight year. Good things did happen for the organization even though the bad will be highlighted more by the national media.
But, there were some downfalls throughout the year that has quickly led to the end of the most successful era of Cleveland basketball and slowed down the rebuilding process.