Cleveland Cavaliers wing Dylan Windler looks to shoot on the interior. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)
The Cleveland Cavaliers haven’t gotten much out of Dylan Windler through his first two seasons. That’s largely been because of injury issues, as Cavs fans know all too well.
Windler missed his rookie year due to complications involing a stress reaction in his lower left leg that was eventually deemed a stress fracture, and last year, the injury bug struck again.
Windler only appeared in 31 games for the Wine and Gold in what was his de facto rookie campaign thanks to a fourth left metacarpal fracture early on, and then a knee injury eventually ended his season later.