Last of these for now. No way Keegan slips to this range, but this one's too fun not to explore.

Chris Fedor mentioned that the member of the Cavs front office who pushed hardest for Colin is now part of the Spurs F.O, and there's a growing interest in bringing him in as a long-term partner with Murray. The price is right here to add him, move up to 14 from 20, and take a shot at rehabbing Windler's shooting - something they've had success with in the past.

Cavs look to upgrade their wing situation in the near and long term, but not in the same player. McDermott and J Rich give them 2 better wings off the bench than they have right now while 9 (Dieng) and 20 (Hardy) get some time to develop as the answer to those positions in the long term