The Cleveland Cavaliers need to be able to draft in the top ten each of the next two seasons to keep their first-round draft pick, according to Real GM. If they don’t receive a pick in that top ten, their pick with go to the Atlanta Hawks, as we’ve mentioned here at KJG. With how talent-deficient the Cavaliers are right now (with the worst record and net rating in the NBA, per NBA.com), they must be able to draft a cornerstone player each of the next two seasons to have a chance at making the postseason in the near future.
KJG 2019 NBA Draft roundtable: Top 10 prospects Cavs should target
