Cavaliers offseason chatter hints at rotation tweaks that could shift minutes behind Mitchell and Garland. If competition tightens, late-round guards and wings could see spikes in DFS during favorable schedules and injury-driven opportunities.

Cavaliers surface in Thompson’s backstory with Irving, reflecting on past finals and rivalries that shaped Irving’s career arc. The Cavs’ legacy context adds historical depth to Irving’s Dallas chapter and frames the broader path for star-driven teams in the league.

Ball's move to Cleveland shifts Chicago's guard rotation and clears minutes for other wings. While not a Bulls now, his departure impacts Williams' ceiling and Bulls' defensive identity as Okoro steps in and the backcourt retools around a new guard dynamic.

Proctor, another Duke alumnus in the draft-class mix, lands with the Cavaliers. His playmaking and size could translate into a guard-rotation role with upside in scoring and playmaking. If he earns minutes, his fantasy value would hinge on opportunity and Cavaliers' system fit.

Hunter’s February arrival strengthens the wing rotation with defensive versatility and perimeter shooting. If he gels with Mitchell and Mobley, Cleveland can sustain a high regular-season pace and maintain playoff relevance; depth behind him and at guard/big positions remains a playoff concern.