The New Guys for the Cleveland Cavaliers

Max Stress and Georges Niang were the new additions this offseason for the Cavaliers! in this video, we dive into each of their games and discuss how they will fit and impact around one of the best young cores in basketball!

[@tomk537]

These guys fit like gloves on the Cavs - in fact they upgrade specific weaknesses of players they effectively replace - Strus defensively sound compared to Cedi (offensively way ahead of Okoro) - Niang has Love’s floor spacing in front court but more mobile - great additions - may have career years next to Garland and Mitchell too

[@jacobkester752]

These guys will be huge especially in playoff situations for the Cavs! Love the development of strus of late and can offer a ton of help at the 3 spot at both ends

[@jef_freely]

Good pieces! Add Travers & Wood !!! Play 4 out and faster ! 2 way balanced attack

[@rba7712]

People are *sleeping* on the Ty Jerome addition.
The only reason he isn't better known is because -- as a combo guard in Golden State -- he was fighting for minutes with Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins, Jordan Poole, Gary Payton II, Andre Iguodala.
At 6-foot-5, he can play either the 1 or the 2. He is a 40% 3pt shooter and had one of the best assist-to-turnover ratios in the NBA last season (3.0-to-0.7).
And even with all those guys I listed, Jerome managed to play nearly 20 minutes per game and was really good in the instances where Steph had to sit out and Jerome was asked to start or play a lot of minutes. Considering Cleveland's lack of shooting and playmaking outside of Mitchell and Garland, expect Jerome to get 20+ minutes a night in the regular season and to contribute in the playoffs too. Gives the Cavs even more lineup versatility.
He's also still only 26yo and can continue improving. Seems crazy to me that his addition isn't even mentioned here.