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2013 NBA Draft

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I see five players that I'd like to see the Cavs have a shot at picking.

Anthony Bennett
Otto Porter
Nerlens Noel - he's a little tainted in my eyes due to signing with Coach Cal.
Trey Burke - only problem is that we already have Kyrie.
Ben McLemore - probably an issue since we took Waiters last year.

After that, I'm not a fan of Oladipo or some of the other guys projected in that 5 to 10 range.
 
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NorthCoastKid;2337543; said:
I would be fine with Noel, Porter or Len for the Cavs. I think Rudy Gobert may be another option that emerges as the weeks go on. Quite frankly, all four of those players have flaws that could lead to them becoming major busts.
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True. It doesn't help that this is a WEAK draft. To me Porter is the safest pick for the Cavs based on need and balance in overall game. Kid plays hard on both ends of the floor and at this point his overall game translates best to the NBA IMO. Granted others may have a higher ceiling but Porter is a safe pick.

I have seen mixed reviews about Gobert. With that being said, I see the Cavs moving back up into the lottery OR making a major trade with players and picks during or soon after the draft.

I still like the idea of Love AND Oden ending up in Cleveland along with Porter.
 
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BUCK3YE5;2338897; said:
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Such a promising group of management the Cavs have locked down. I'm really proud and impressed with what they've accomplished since LeBitchboy left (front office wise), the on-court product remains to be seen. But there have been flashes of brilliance.
 
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