Jackson Flickinger

2 days ago | fearthesword.com | Jackson Flickinger

The Cleveland Cavaliers have two late second-round picks to fill out their roster. While it’s not common to hit on either the 49th or 58th picks in the NBA Draft, the Cavs will need to have some of their later draft picks or undrafted free agents work out if they want to continue to win with their depth. That will only become more challenging with the restrictions that the second apron imposes. Let’s take a look at how the draft experts have the Cavs taking in our latest mock draft roundup.

3 days ago | fearthesword.com | Jackson Flickinger

Chris Jones-Imagn Images The Cleveland Cavaliers worked out Temple wing Steve Settle III on Wednesday, according to HoopsHype and One Motive Sports. Settle joins Cliff Omoruyi and Ian Martinez as prospects we know the Cavs have worked out. Cleveland currently has the 49th and 58th picks in the 2025 NBA Draft. Temple played three seasons at Howard before transferring to Temple for his final two.

3 days ago | fearthesword.com | Jackson Flickinger

Bob Donnan-Imagn Images The NBA Draft is getting closer. Even though the Cleveland Cavaliers don’t have a first-round pick this season, they do have two late seconds (49 and 55) they can use to improve their roster. Our goal with these profiles is to provide a surface-level understanding of each of the players the Cavs could realistically take late in the second round. This isn’t meant to be a deep dive breakdown.

5 days ago | fearthesword.com | Jackson Flickinger

Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images The Cleveland Cavaliers flamed out spectacularly in the playoffs. The Indiana Pacers have since proven to be a very good basketball team, but the Cavs were supposed to be a great team based on their regular-season success. Now we’re left wondering how you turn a 64-win group into one that can win more than five games in the postseason. It’s no secret that the core has overlapping skillsets — or at the very least — they share similar deficiencies.

5 days ago | fearthesword.com | Jackson Flickinger

Bob Donnan-Imagn Images It’s officially NBA Draft month. This means it’s as good a time as any to learn more about some of the players the Cleveland Cavaliers could take with either the 49th or 55th pick. Our goal with these profiles is to provide a surface-level understanding of each of the prospects the Cavs could realistically take late in the second round. This isn’t meant to be a deep dive breakdown.