The real question now is, what do the cavs do with there young talent? In the modern NBA you can only just about manage 2 max level players. Early showings at the summer league, are Andrew Wiggins will be a stud. He can play either the 2 position or even the 3. Anthony Bennett, the player people were quick to call a bumb, has impressed as well. He suffered last season due to multiple illnesses and generally still being a Boy. He is only 20 years old. Kyrie, Lebron and Wiggins will be max level players at the same time. The only way Wiggins does not become a max level talent, is if his development is hampered similar to Harrison Barnes at Golden State Warriors. Tristan Thompson and Bennett, have not shown that they will be big contract players but neither had David West, but he managed to work into being worthy of a big contract(@New Orleans). Even Dion Watiers could round out to about 12 million a year. In this League Hayward is a max level player and even Chris Bosh. Name your trade, in a point guard rich league, I do not think Kyrie is worth a Max contract for the Cleveland Cavaliers, maybe for another team. Max contracts should go to Championship Calibre point guards. He is not that level, when you consider the mess the leaderless Cavaliers where last year. Do not worry about Lebron teaching him, the way he was taught by Wade. Heat did not give him a Max Level Contract! Players like Al Jefferson, DeMarcus Cousins would all be nice in Cleveland. Tristan Thompson (T&T) is 10 and 10. He is worth more to some other teams than he is to the Cavs. #cavs #nbatrade #lebronJames #kyrieirving #andrewwiggins
Posted on: Sat, 12 Jul 2014 13:28:51 +0000
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