Today, the NBA regular season continues, with the Cleveland Cavaliers facing the San Antonio Spurs.
The Cavaliers can be said to be a very noteworthy team this season, because their lineup is in place, the system is built, and the combat effectiveness is very strong. Although the outside world is not optimistic, the Cavaliers have arranged three large players in the frontcourt, all of whom have certain athletic ability and projection ability, and the lateral movement speed is not slow.
As a result, the Cavaliers have performed very well in the Eastern Division, ranking first in the East on both ends of the offensive and defensive ends, and in the top three in the league. Sexton was reimbursed for injury season, and the Cavaliers asked for Rondo from the Los Angeles Lakers, and then exchanged Rubio for LeVert with Rubio, who was also reimbursed for the season, and finally completed the construction of the backcourt.
LeVert is a very good defender, with good scoring ability, comprehensive technique, and can take on certain defensive tasks. Previously, at the Brooklyn Nets, LeVert was a player worth paying attention to, and the move to the Indiana Pacers also became one of the core figures of the team for a certain period of time.
Now that he's with the Cavaliers, LeVert is tasked with being a backcourt scorer on the bench, and he's doing well to provide a certain rotation of offensive firepower. The Cavaliers' ability to put veteran Love and forward Uthman on the bench has enhanced the scoring ability of the rotational lineup. Now with LeVert, the Cavaliers' bench actually has starting-level firepower.
This season, the Cavaliers are actually very promising to impact the Eastern Conference Finals, they are both offensive and defensive, and their morale is high. At present, the Cavaliers' core guard Garand has become an All-Star bench in the East, with veteran Rondo behind him. Against the Spurs, LeVert made his Cavaliers debut and scored 11 points to help the team win easily.