r/cavs • u/wasabiguap • Jan 24 '22
I've always been a big LeBron fan and have wanted to do something like this for a while now. Thought some of you might enjoy it
r/cavs • u/jamesmosey • Jul 01 '22
We are the deepest team in the league and nobody is talking about it.
Think about this our starting lineup right now
Sexton- 25 ppg a season ago playing for a massive contract after injury
Darius garland- and absolute super star in the making. Amazing passing and three point god.
Evan Mobley- a complete killer on defense who was elite as a rookie who knows how good this year.
Jarrett Alan- lock down defender and pick and roll man. Alongside his anime collection
-issac okoro- all around good player who does the dirty work and defense.
Not to mention the bench
Kevin love- three point god, handsome man that will distract the other team and great leadership and potential six man of the year
-Ricky rubio- if he can facilitate the second team, the league is in trouble
Lari Markkanen- very young and still amazing rebounded all around shooter who has potential to score big at any time of the game.
Dean wade- spaces the floor and a great shooter
Caris lavert- he’s pretty fucking good at ball handling and scoring plus a little defense
Other notable players
Moses brown- he is seven foot so it’s pretty cool to watch him play
Dylan windler- scrappy player who does a lot of dirty work plus great three point scoring
Draft 2022
Ochai agbaji- good scoring threat from three great last name.
Isaiah Mobley- Evans older brother it could be a Morris brothers suns duo.
My point is we are going to win the fucking championship
r/cavs • u/Youtubeboss88 • Aug 28 '22
The Top 10 Lebron James haters (#1 is funny😂😂)
r/cavs • u/2_Changzz • Feb 10 '18
Looking back, the Cavs title winning roster is completely gone except for 4 guys: LeBron, JR Smith, Kevin Love, and Tristan Thompson 😳
r/cavs • u/detestablescumbag • Apr 16 '20
I was bored during quarantine so I made a video of LeBron owning the Raptors
r/cavs • u/Never_Enough_Ball • Aug 09 '20
I made a video looking at the 2016 NBA championship through the lens of Draymond's trash talk.
r/cavs • u/AegonWhiteWolf • Apr 28 '18
You guys should feel ashamed about the team you put around LeBron...
Don't you guys feel ashamed that LeBron played his heart out with an MVP type season this year, playing all 82 games, and the Cavs surrounded LeBron with this trash roster?
LeBron is literally wasting his HOF career playing for this roster. He literally didn't have a supporting cast in the 2015 Finals, and again this year.
As a Cavs fan, I wouldn't feel bad if LeBron left. He deserves much better than to waste his last years carrying our sorry franchise.
r/cavs • u/[deleted] • May 15 '15
I am a graphic designer. My girlfriend is a huge Delly fan so I made this for her awhile back. After his huge game to close out the Bulls, it only seemed right that I post this.
r/cavs • u/Traditional-Warthog5 • Dec 30 '21
Ricky Rubio suffers torn acl injury on December 29th, 2021!
r/cavs • u/tayvon56 • Jan 08 '21
Could Collin Sexton Be The Most Improved Player ?? Improvements & Uprisi...
r/cavs • u/WaitersIslander • Aug 04 '20
What Should The Cavs Offseason Strategy Be?
For NBA fans whose teams are currently competing in the bubble, yes even those teams who are there to fish at epcot, drink entirely too much wine, and sniff Lebron's jock strap (i.e. the wizards, spurs and nets) the excitement of watching your team just play hoops after the layoff is exhilarating. I mean I myself have found myself on the edge of my seat watching jordan clarkson and dion waiters go head-to-head putting up a combined 3-24, but looking damn good doing it. But as a cavs fan first Ive found myself day dreaming about potential pickups, trades, and acquisitions (Draft aside because the cavs are gonna get the 10 pick and blow the pick.) So here's a couple moves id love to see from our beloved Cleveland Cavs.
1.) Jonathen Isaac: The cavs are one of the most undersized back courts in the league with current pair of oompa loompas they have right now in garland and sexton, and to be quite frank although collin tries to play defense, hes like a spastic 3rd grader with ADHD running around without any real purpose on the defensive end. In my opinion in Collins third year he should move to the bench and KPJ and Garland should be your starting backcourt. Therefore I would ADORE a little length at the 3. And who longer than Jonathen Isaac. His absolutely puzzling religious beliefs aside, Jonathen isaac would be a great fit on this team. He would bring incredible length, and size to the three position, and if anything can run the floor with this young up and down team. I get that he just blew out his knee for the 100th time, but as a guy who hasnt been able to make a name down in orlando i gotta imagine his pricetag has never been lower. To be honest I dont give a FUCK about the injury, go get me jonathen isaac, let him rest up over at Cleveland Clinic courts, put him in a nice Crocker Park apartment, and lets tank the 21' season with him ready to come back in 2022. The asking bid cant be more than a protected 2024 first rder at best.
2.) Marvin Bagley: Alright, yah im probably being a little delusional here, but let me dream. Bagley could be a great fit on this team and the Kings trade their young prospects like old men at a stamp collecting convention, making an investment and dealing it before it appreciates. Marvin Bagley is 21 YEARS OLD!!!! Also, another guy who just got hurt and hasnt really been what people had hoped coming out of Duke with all the hype in the world. He has a great game to pair alongside a Darius Garland, can play a style that, at this point in their careers, is a better fit than the slow pick and pop game of Kevin Love. Now lets look at the cost breakdown of what Sacremento would want in return. Obviously the draft goblin Vlade want picks. Ok great. Send em a first and a second. Worth mentioning the kings are a weirdly frisky team this year that with the addition of a established vet could slip into a 7 or 8 seed next season and appease their fans for five more years until they decide to blow it up again. See ya kevo. Kevin Love and a couple of picks is a FINE price to pay for a player of Bagleys potential, especially when the cavs have no interest in competing for at least 3 years. The kings also lack front court skill and experience given that theyve put their eggs in the baskets of Jabari Parker and Richaun Holmes, so why wouldnt Kevin peak their interest?
3.) Montrez Harrell: Finally a guy whose not injured, at least not seriously (Bagley with the foot injury, Isaac with the ACL). While the cavs are a little clogged up in the front court right now, Montrez Harrells coming up on his first opportunity to sign a big contract this summer coming off a 6th man of the year campaign. I completely acknowledge this pipe dream is the most outlandish, and concerning in regards to my mental health but lemme tell ya, I think im on to something. In past cavalier regimes weve spent money on "Big Names" like Anthony Parker, Antwan Jamison, and oh yeah, that tristan thompson guy... In a lot of ways montrez is a similar player to tristan... 5 years ago. Trez is a great vertical spacer, tough defensively, and unlike thompson willing to move the ball instead of being a vapid black hole on offense. In order to sign Harrell the cavs would have to free up some money with contracts like tristan thompson, or andre drummond, but honestly id take a 2nd rounder just to get rid of the money and actually move this team in a real direction. Your an absolute bafoon if you think drummond isnt on this team for a paycheck like every other big name star weve signed post lebron. Whether Kobe Altman actually has the stones or not to make a signing like montrez harrell remains to be seen, but you best fuckin believe montrez is going to get 15 million plus on the open market, and id be shocked if the clippers match the insane offer someone is going to give him. I understand Montrez is a long shot, and probably doesnt fit Kobe Altmans skim milk "Build through the draft" ideals but for once in my life can the cavs take a risk on a player that may actually pay off.
All in all the cavaliers dont really have any firm direction yet, and were seeing it with all the mock drafts of the cavs taking ANOTHER POINT GUARD, or a euro hoping he turns out to be the next Luka Doncic, so why not take a fucking shot on a big contract or a guy who hasnt quite performed like people have hoped. If youve read my ramblings this far your a real one.
Warmest Regards,
WaitersIslander
r/cavs • u/Brett2823 • May 24 '19
