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Cleveland Cavaliers Archive
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Irving Goes Number One to Cavs
June 24, 2011The last time the Cleveland Cavaliers had the number one pick, they ended up drafting a well-known player straight out of high school. Maybe you’ve heard of him: LeBron James. Well, that one went very well for seven years before finally exploding when LeBron bolted for Miami. This season, however, the Cavs got a chance to start all over again by grabbing the number one pick in the lottery. Though the draft class was considered fairly weak overall, the Cavs were still happy to snag Duke point guard Kyrie Irving with the number one overall pick, giving them the type of explosive player that they will look to rebound around. Irving is considered a natural at the point guard position with an excellent court IQ and playmaking ability, though many worried about him not being explosive enough to be a number one overall pick.
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Ford’s First Round Mock Draft
May 9, 2011ESPN NBA Draft expert Chad Ford has posted his first full first round mock draft of the pre-draft season. Ford, with the draft order based on record until the lottery pays out, has the Minnesota Timberwolves selecting Duke point guard Kyrie Irving with the top overall pick. He notes that Minny GM David Kahn has already acquired five point guards at point in his regime, but says that this time it would be the right move. “Irving, on the other hand, makes perfect sense for the young Wolves,” Ford writes. “He has the most potential of any of the guards Kahn has recruited. He also has a high basketball IQ, can shoot (something the Wolves really need) and is a high-character player (another thing they could use).”
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Cavs Draft Plans
April 13, 2011The Cleveland Cavaliers have had a mighty fall from grace this season. They went from the top seed in the Eastern Conference in 2009-10 to the worst record in the conference in 2010-11. ESPN’s Tom Haberstroh outlines what their plans for the daft may be. “Hoard draft picks and pray they work out,” he jokes. “It doesn’t sound like a rock-solid approach, but neither was closing their eyes and hoping LeBron James would return.” The Cavs have two picks likely to be in the Top 10, which could allow them to take a major step forward in the rebuilding process of this franchise.
