The Cleveland Cavaliers find themselves in the burgeoning stages of a rebuild renaissance two years after the larger than life force that is LeBron James left the franchise that drafted him (and the biting winters of Northeast Ohio) to join the Los Angeles Lakers and, presumably, make a preemptive move to further the potential of his post-playing career.
Selecting scoring-minded point guards in the top-10 of back-to-back drafts in Collin Sexton and Darius Garland, the Cavs have opted to shun traditional lineups and even hired a head coach in John Beilein who has plenty of experience in running what he would characterize as two-guard fronts.