With the growth he showed in the 2018-19 season, which was his second in the NBA and with the Cleveland Cavaliers, it appears that wing Cedi Osman is one of the more promising players on Cleveland in coming years.
Even with last year being Osman’s de facto rookie season, considering Cleveland played him sparingly in the previous year when they made the NBA Finals with LeBron James and others, Osman did pretty well.
Though Cleveland clearly was getting their rebuild underway and Osman, along with then-rookie guard Collin Sexton, were tasked with creating a bunch for themselves and others with a barrage of injuries for much of the season, most notably to Cavs star big Kevin Love, Osman’s 2018-19 was encouraging.