The Cleveland Cavaliers surely aren't satisfied with the result of their 2014-15 season. They may have advanced to the final round of the NBA playoffs, but they had to watch as the Golden State Warriors celebrated their title at the center of Quicken Loans Arena. That's going to be the driving motivation throughout the offseason, and the process of improving the team begins in earnest on June 25 at the 2015 NBA draft.
That night, the Cavs will begin with two picks, though they could add to or subtract from that pair if general manager David Griffin engages in some wheeling and dealing. Cleveland will first be on the clock at No. 24, and it'll have time to celebrate its first selection and prepare for the next before coming back up at No. 53.
This offseason will surely be a complicated and involved one for the Cavaliers, especially with LeBron James and Kevin Love both expected to opt out of their deals and pursue new contracts to stay in Northeast Ohio. Tristan Thompson and Matthew Dellavedova will be negotiating as restricted free agents, and there's no telling how Griffin will choose to fill out the rest of the roster.
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