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Tyrese Proctor has shown that he belongs in the Cavs' rotation thanks to his defense and poise.

Writer Ismail Sy argues that the Cleveland Cavaliers should grant guard Tyrese Proctor a permanent spot in head coach Kenny Atkinson's rotation. Following a strong summer and training camp, Sy asserts that Proctor provides valuable versatility across both guard spots alongside Donovan Mitchell and James Harden as Cleveland attempts to establish reliable depth.
Sy highlights Proctor's effective contributions during limited early-season action, including an 11-minute appearance against the Brooklyn Nets and a 20-minute outing against the Atlanta Hawks. The article emphasizes that Proctor's on-ball defense, physical improvement, and complementary offensive play warrant consistent minutes as the Cavaliers prepare for a deep postseason contention run.
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