New GM to re-energize the city of Cleveland.
Posted: Sun Jul 13, 2014 10:52 am
Everything is going well to the Cleveland sports industry: Johnny Manziel being drafted by the Browns and Ohio's very own LeBron coming back to home in NBA.
To continue the momentum, Cleveland Cavaliers appoint former Denver Nuggets GM, David, to lead the CSL franchise.
(Spot lights is now on GM David to see how he will shape the team)
Overview:
The team is has an interesting mix of young talents (Irving/Waiters/Thompson) and veterans (Deng/Varejao/Hawes).
It is still a couple years away from contending but certainly too talented to join the Wiggins sweepstake.
The goal from David is simple: play hard and grow.
(Wiggins is not part of GM David's plan for the season)
Point Guard:
The face of the franchise is the best 70 year of in the nation, uncle dew.
Uncle Dew brings the rare combination of killer crossovers, limitless shooting range and gym rat motivation.
GM David has already aligned with the Marketing department and planned out campaigns featuring Krylie Irving in the near future.
Irving will stay as a Cavalier.
Shoot Guard:
Dion Waiter is an enigma. He has all the right tools and projected to be a two-way player.
But can he reach his potential? Can he be taught to focus on fundamentals or will he shoot us out of the games.
It is a project that specially intrigues GM David.
(Can Dion Waiter compliment Irving?)
Small Forward:
Luol Deng came to the Cavs part of the Bynum trade with Chicago Bulls. He brings a much needed veteran defensive leadership presence. But he is also an 14 mil expiring contract.
(We will see what happens with Deng on the Cavs.)
Power Forward:
We love Tristan Thompson.
He reminded one of GM David's favorite player on the Nuggets team (Kenneth Faried) but slightly better.
We don't need him to score 20 pts (he certain can), just bring double digit rebounds (2-3 off rebs), a couple of blocks and steals and high FG.
(Thompson will be feature on the Cavs).
Center:
GMs around the league the already reached out to both Anderson Varejao and Spencer Hawes.
Frankly, we like this AV & Hawes combo.
One brings the traditional rebounding and hustle, while the other brings balanced game and outside shooting.
They are both hot commodities.
(We like the AV & Hawes combo but we are certainly open to move one)
Bench:
Jarret Jack, the jack of all trade, combo guard that will fit in nicely pair with Irving and Waiters.
Probably average 20 mins a game, solid player.
Anthony Bennett, a formal 1st overall pick.
Since we are not exactly contending at the moment, GM David hopes to develop him and see if he can shape to a nice contribution in the future.
This team is certainly entertaining with a nice core of young & talented players with trade assets.
We are not expected to contend for a championship, but we will play hard and grow as a team.
To continue the momentum, Cleveland Cavaliers appoint former Denver Nuggets GM, David, to lead the CSL franchise.
"I had a wonderful time with the Nuggets organization. Brought in tons of talents and created one of the best PG/C combo. Unfortunately we got hit the injury bug and had to rebuild. Nevertheless, it has been an rewarding experience that will help me lead the Cavs
(Spot lights is now on GM David to see how he will shape the team)
Overview:
The team is has an interesting mix of young talents (Irving/Waiters/Thompson) and veterans (Deng/Varejao/Hawes).
It is still a couple years away from contending but certainly too talented to join the Wiggins sweepstake.
The goal from David is simple: play hard and grow.
(Wiggins is not part of GM David's plan for the season)
Point Guard:
The face of the franchise is the best 70 year of in the nation, uncle dew.
Uncle Dew brings the rare combination of killer crossovers, limitless shooting range and gym rat motivation.
GM David has already aligned with the Marketing department and planned out campaigns featuring Krylie Irving in the near future.
Irving will stay as a Cavalier.
Shoot Guard:
Dion Waiter is an enigma. He has all the right tools and projected to be a two-way player.
But can he reach his potential? Can he be taught to focus on fundamentals or will he shoot us out of the games.
It is a project that specially intrigues GM David.
(Can Dion Waiter compliment Irving?)
Small Forward:
Luol Deng came to the Cavs part of the Bynum trade with Chicago Bulls. He brings a much needed veteran defensive leadership presence. But he is also an 14 mil expiring contract.
(We will see what happens with Deng on the Cavs.)
Power Forward:
We love Tristan Thompson.
He reminded one of GM David's favorite player on the Nuggets team (Kenneth Faried) but slightly better.
We don't need him to score 20 pts (he certain can), just bring double digit rebounds (2-3 off rebs), a couple of blocks and steals and high FG.
(Thompson will be feature on the Cavs).
Center:
GMs around the league the already reached out to both Anderson Varejao and Spencer Hawes.
Frankly, we like this AV & Hawes combo.
One brings the traditional rebounding and hustle, while the other brings balanced game and outside shooting.
They are both hot commodities.
(We like the AV & Hawes combo but we are certainly open to move one)
Bench:
Jarret Jack, the jack of all trade, combo guard that will fit in nicely pair with Irving and Waiters.
Probably average 20 mins a game, solid player.
Anthony Bennett, a formal 1st overall pick.
Since we are not exactly contending at the moment, GM David hopes to develop him and see if he can shape to a nice contribution in the future.
This team is certainly entertaining with a nice core of young & talented players with trade assets.
We are not expected to contend for a championship, but we will play hard and grow as a team.