While it should come as no surprise, the Cleveland Cavaliers are quite pleased with their championship roster.
"We do intend to keep this group together and see what we're capable of," general manager David Griffin said, per ESPN's Marc Stein.
Given the Cavs will have no cap space, even with a record-high $94 million salary cap, keeping their own players off the free-agent market will be viewed as a success this summer. Fortunately, stars Kyrie Irving, Kevin Love and (soon to be) LeBron James are all under contract or committed to Cleveland, so the Cavs will instead turn their focus to the following secondary players/scenarios.
With some trade exception help and the retainment of key vets, they'll be in good shape to defend their first-ever title.
The Mozzy Dilemma
I believe we've seen the last of Timofey Mozgov in Cleveland.
Following 17 months that rotated from glorious to disappointing, it's hard to judge Mozgov's value in a center-rich market. This, combined with his poor play and the dying need for big men in today's NBA, may make him far more affordable than origi ...
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