Cavs bringing Osman over from Turkey. 3 and D wing who was their 2nd round pick in 2015.
More of just a D wing at this point eh?
From yahoo sports
Osman averaged 7.4 points and 2.9 rebounds in two seasons for Turkey’s Anadolu Efes since Cleveland acquired his rights in a 2015 draft-night deal for the 31st pick. Per DraftExpress, he is an athletic and heady prospect with defensive potential
who lacks strength and shooting touch. So, he’s a project."Discussion around James heading West has picked up steam since the end of the 2016-17 season, and the Cavaliers reportedly shopped both Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving in failed attempts to bolster the superstar’s supporting cast, so a blockbuster-less summer is apparently not for a lack of trying. Still, Osman, Calderon and Green aren’t exactly game-changers if LeBron is waffling on leaving Cleveland.
Granted, the Cavs were salary cap- and luxury tax-strapped entering the offseason, but that didn’t stop the Golden State Warriors from adding Nick Young at the MLE and Omri Casspi for the minimum. Nor did it stop the Oklahoma City Thunder from getting a George deal done and bringing in Patrick Patterson for the MLE. Likewise, the Houston Rockets traded for Chris Paul, added P.J. Tucker for the MLE and appear close to a Melo deal, and the Toronto Raptors worked a sign-and-trade for C.J. Miles.
Meanwhile, the Boston Celtics, who lost to the Cavs in five games sans Isaiah Thomas in the Eastern Conference finals, cleared cap space for Gordon Hayward, traded for Marcus Morris, picked up Aron Baynes for the MLE and added No. 3 overall pick Jayson Tatum into the mix. Almost all of Cleveland’s biggest threats got stronger, while the Cavaliers stayed stagnant. That’s a problem for 2017-18."