Breaking down the Cavs' perceived failure

[mup]

cle fails at everything. drafts,trades,signing,front office hirings. if it was school they would be held back a year to try again.

So, Mo Williams for Kyrie Irving and Baron Davis was a bad trade? Ok. Got it.

pretty sure you can still get held back with one A

So trading Jon Leuer to Memphis for a 1st round pick that is guaranteed to be between 6 and 15. What grade do we give that one?

[mup]

Guys like Valancunias and Barnes and Oladipo-- the guys people think they should have taken--- aren't even all stars and never will be. The Cavs "best case scenario" team that everybody talks about wouldn't win 30 games.

Wait, what?! You think Oladipo never makes an All Star game?

Are you being sarcastic? Yes, I think Oladipo never makes an All Star game.

[dorkestra]

Irving/Klay/Adetokunbo/Varejao/Drummond > Irving/Waiters/Bennett/Thompson/Varejao

[Dupp]

Hardaway jr? Lol, come on man.

Nice edit.

[MKG35]

It's kinda sad that a team like Boston is able to rebuild faster than this Cleveland team. I can see Boston go on a roll an win multiple games in a row (then lose some) and still clinch a playoff spot.

The Cavs are imho too inconsistent to even get close to that 8 seed.

[GoBobs]

Seems like they need a starting center and sg if Waiters is going to be the bench punch.

[defhalotones]

Irving/Klay/Adetokunbo/Varejao/Drummond > Irving/Waiters/Bennett/Thompson/Varejao

That's
Not
How
It
Works....

[Kurosawa0]

They didn't just fire their GM because of a "perceived failure"