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ESPN draft insider Chad Ford still has the Cavs taking Nerlens Noel, the consensus choice among Fear the Sword writers.

Did anyone find Dan Gilbert and his entourage were being too emphatic? I realize winning the number one pick is worth celebrating, I get it.

Multiple sources believe the Pacers are looking for a taker for veteran small forward Danny Granger.

Since the end of the regular season, there has been rampant speculation about the Cleveland Cavaliers trading up into the bottom half of the lottery.

With only six players guaranteed to be under contract for the 2013-2014 season, as well as the numbers 1, 19, 31, and 33 picks in the NBA Draft and significant cap room, one can fully expect the Cleveland Cavaliers roster to look much different starting next season than it did this last year.

The 2013 NBA draft is just weeks away, and as the date draws nearer, each team's big board grows smaller.

Some great Cavaliers' fans sent me some questions about the what the offseason could hold for the Cavs.

It was another disappointing season for the Cleveland Cavaliers this past year, as the squad finished 24-58, good for third worst in the NBA .

With Luke Walton likely on the way out, and Marreese Speights' future with the Cleveland Cavaliers in doubt, a reliable power forward to back up the emerging Tristan Thompson will likely be a priority for Chris Grant this summer.

So, I have proposed drafting Otto Porter, Signing Josh Smith and Trading the #1 pick away, all of which have been thoroughly dismissed and ridiculed by you acolytes of Church of Noel.

I wanted to do this fanpost to see how the Fear the Sword community would rank the Cavaliers assets at this moment.

The Cavaliers have two first round draft choices in the upcoming NBA draft, and at least $15 million worth of room under the salary cap.

There seems to be a "win now" mentality around the Cleveland Cavaliers currently, from both the front office and the fanbase.

With the Cleveland Cavaliers lucking into the first pick in the NBA draft for the second time in three years, nearly all of the speculation has focused on which player the find a star, they set themselves up nicely for the next decade.

Ben McLemore averaged 15.9 points and 5.2 rebounds, shooting 49.5 percent from the field and 42 percent on 3-pointers, as a red-shirt freshman last season at Kansas.

Once upon a time. The clock strikes 8:00 and the night has just begun. The Cleveland Cavaliers currently hold the number 1 selection in the NBA Draft as well as the 19th, 31st, and 33rd overall picks.