The Cleveland Cavaliers have been a strange team to follow this season. There will be nights where they look like a solid team and a potential playoff team in the East but more often than not, there have been nights where they look like the worst team in the NBA.
The inconsistent play has led to a putrid 10-24 record that leaves them 5.5 games behind the Orlando Magic for the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference.
It has become clear, even though they’ve had two separate, solid 10 game stretches this season that left them with a 9-11 record in those 20 games, that the biggest storylines remaining for Cleveland is which of their veterans do they move on from and which direction they will head in once the NBA Draft rolls around in June.