Entering his sophomore season, Cleveland Cavaliers wing Jaylon Tyson is entering into a larger role and greater opportunity.
Following the trade that sent Isaac Okoro to the Chicago Bulls, a rotation spot opened for Tyson to give Cleveland another wing talent to bolster the depth chart. Drafted 20th overall in 2024, the three-year collegiate prospect struggled to find consistent time on the hardwood with the Cavs. He spent considerable time with the Cleveland Charge in the G League, igniting the floor and proving himself a league above his peers.
With a chance to make an impact every game this season, Tyson has to show he is a competent NBA talent.