On March 7, Jarrett Allen suffered a finger fracture in the game against the Toronto Raptors and would not return to the game, and the statistics were fixed at 6 points and 2 boards. Subsequently, reporter Shame reported that Allen was expected to be sidelined indefinitely.
After the Cavaliers defeated the Pacers on March 9, Kevin Luck revealed in an interview with the media that it was not the shooter who was injured by Allen, and the Cavaliers did not give a specific return time. Perhaps, as head coach Bixtaugh predicted, Allen will be reimbursed for the season.
Jarrett Allen sat as the Cavaliers' starting center, averaging 32 minutes per game, contributing 16 points, 10.8 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1.3 blocks, helping the team to the top eight in the East, and he was also fortunate to be named to the Eastern Conference All-Star Team. Such a brilliant performance also deserves, and the Cavaliers management spent 5 years and 100 million US dollars to renew the contract in the offseason.
After Allen was injured, the team's internal rotation was tense, and the pressure on both ends of the attack and defense was on the shoulders of rookie Mobley. As the 2021 Flower Scout show, it started in 57 games this season, averaging 14.8 points, 8.2 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 1.7 blocks per game, and its excellent static talent also supported the Clevelanders' box. However, there are not enough players to rotate in the inner line of the big one, and Mobley can't hold out longer.
Today, according to the US media, the Cleveland Cavaliers have signed a 10-day short contract with Moses Brown. Moses Brown, who has an excellent static talent of 218cm tall and 225cm arm span, averaged 6.6 minutes per game for the Lone Rangers this season, contributing 3 points and 2.3 rebounds, and then the management completed the trade with Porzingis, cut him, and bid farewell to the NBA until the Cavaliers' call to return.
As a loser of the 2019 class, he was very popular in the NCAA League, and was even named a five-star player in the United States by the media at the time. After arriving in the NBA, he began to wander, turning the Blazers, Thunder, Lone Rangers, and Moses Brown also left his own honor. Playing for the Oklahoma Thunder last season, he challenged the Chicago Bulls as a starter, appearing in 29 minutes and 48 seconds, shooting 9 of 16, shooting 3 of 2, crazy 20 points, 16 rebounds and 5 blocks, creating a number of career highs, and with this excellent performance, he also became the second player in the history of the Thunder to contribute 20+10+5 in a single game, second only to Ibaka.
In the offseason, Dallas and Boston completed a deal, and Richardson single-handedly replaced Moses Brown, which also played a good role in the Lone Ranger's future liberation of Porzingis. According to the personnel adjustment made by Cleveland Cavaliers coach Bixtaugh, Moses Brown will wear the Number 6 shirt in tomorrow's game against the Heat to make his Cavalier debut.
Jaylen Smith, who picked 10th overall in the first round of 2020, played 56 games for the Phoenix Suns in the first two years of his rookie, and many of his statistics showed a rising trend, and this season, Monty Williams successfully activated Jaylen the Great during Ayton's truce, and the duo duo paired with Paul was invincible.
Subsequently, the team management sent him away in exchange for flank Craig, who arrived at Indiana and averaged 13.4 points and 7.7 rebounds per game, properly becoming the core of the team's future team building. And Moses Brown can see Jaylen as the object of his own will be surpassed, slender body and good frame protection ability, although the attack has a short version, but the defensive end of the ability is not doubtful.