Analyst: The Cavaliers offseason reinforcement won positive reviews, and the overall lineup is further

According to Yahoo Sports analyst Ben Rohrback, the Cleveland Cavaliers' offseason reinforcement received positive reviews. Although not the most dazzling, their adjustments in detail have improved the competitiveness of the overall lineup. The Cavaliers' offseason operations include introducing Lonzo Ball from the Chicago Bulls through a trade, re-signing Larry Nance Jr., renewing Sam Merrill, and supplementing Duke's Terrys Proctor through the draft. The report mentioned that although these operations are not as eye-catching as other teams' high-profile signings, they inject the team with the necessary strength and depth, especially in terms of the substitute lineup.

reported that despite limited salary space, the Cavaliers' reinforcing during the offseason is still considered "pragmatic and effective." Ben Rohrback rated the Cavaliers a "B" class, believing that they completed the necessary reinforcement without much salary flexibility, especially after losing Ty Jerome, where Lonzo Ball's addition helped complement the team's backup point guard position.