For a fantasy squad that felt pretty straightforward heading into this past season, the Cleveland Cavaliers were kind of all over the place.

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Hall of Famer, Steve Dr. A Alexander.

Today, we're covering a fantasy squad

that had distinct positional roles and a lot of pop

that made the core group pretty expensive on draft day.

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So with all that out of the way, we welcome in Steve, Dr. A. Alexander, this squad kind of irritated me in the mildest of ways.

So I want to flip this and ask you which was your favorite

Cleveland Cavaliers player last season. I think the late season

Evan Mobley. Yeah, that was promising. He's, I think he's better than we think he is.

I thought the team over achieved Rabin Darius Garland and Donovan Mitchell in your back court

with a guy named Max Strues at small forward. I mean it's just kind of

kind of shaky Mobley was hurt all year. Not all year, but for a chunk of it. And

Gerald that one's a good player. He's kind of an undervalued fantasy center.

Yeah, yeah, I this team's really it's weird. It's boring but it's interesting and

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