The Cleveland Cavaliers haven't had the greatest offseason, as LeBron James left them to join the Los Angeles Lakers. But compared to 2010, there's still plenty for Cleveland to get excited about.
Drafting Collin Sexton to be the franchise point guard was a good start. He's already impressed in Las Vegas Summer League, averaging 18.8 points, 3.3 rebounds, 3.3 assists while showing off his elite athleticism on both ends.
Cleveland also signed former Kansas big man Billy Preston to a two-way contract, replacing London Perrantes. Preston, the former 5-star high school recruit, is putting up 10.