By bringing in two new reinforcements on the wing, it helps the Cavaliers get deeper at their biggest position of need by adding multiple two-way, versatile threats. Yet, factoring in any mid-season addition has more layers of complexity than just incorportating their services on paper.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have positioned themselves for a serious playoff run by addressing their roster needs at the perfect time. Leading the Eastern Conference, they’ve strategically bolstered their wing rotation through two key acquisitions: trading for De’Andre Hunter from the Atlanta Hawks and signing Javonte Green after his buyout from the New Orleans Pelicans.

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