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The Cavaliers have four former All-Stars in their starting lineup, an intriguing new addition on the wing and a roster that just reached the Eastern Conference finals.
Hoops Wire writes that the Cleveland Cavaliers enter the regular season with high expectations but very little room for error. The franchise retained its core of Donovan Mitchell, James Harden, Evan Mobley, and Jarrett Allen while adding wing Peyton Watson from the Denver Nuggets. Head coach Kenny Atkinson faces the challenge of managing a high-usage backcourt and integrating young depth pieces like Jaylon Tyson, Tyrese Proctor, and rookie Meleek Thomas.
The article notes that the Cavaliers face significant roster limitations due to financial constraints and depth concerns. Cleveland sits only $45,000 below the first salary-cap apron, leaving almost no flexibility for mid-season adjustments or trades without moving vital rotation players. Furthermore, the team must address perimeter defense after finishing 15th in defensive efficiency last season, having allowed 14.2 made 3-pointers per game.
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