Well that’s not the case

Well that’s not the case. Making poor draft choices and trades this summer could make the situation a lot worse. With two high draft choices and a large majority of our team still under contract, I don’t see the Cavaliers getting worse cheap designer sunglasses. But how much better can the team get after one summer? That will be entirely up to management, because they have two different options. The first option is upgrading the roster by using only draft picks and then trading away some of the veterans like Antawn Jamison and/or role players like Daniel Gibson who don’t fit into Cleveland’s future Bvlgari Sunglasses. This would allow the young players to get time playing together in Byron Scott’s system. More importantly, this would keep our overall record around the same as it was this year. That might not sound too exciting, but it will give the Cavs a chance to draft high next year and possibly the year after. Imagine a team built around Kyrie Irving (compared to Chris Paul), 2012 draft prospect Jared Sullinger (compared to Kevin Love), and 2013 draft prospect Andre Drummond (compared to Dwight Howard) Police Sunglasses.