The 2021 Cleveland Cavaliers Season: A Disappointing Finish
A Look at the Cavs' Performance
The 2021 Cleveland Cavaliers season was a disappointing one, as the team finished 44-38 and eighth in the Eastern Conference. This was a step back from the previous season, when the Cavs finished 22-50 and 13th in the East. The Cavs' struggles were due in part to a number of injuries, as well as a lack of consistency. The team was without All-Star guard Darius Garland for much of the season, and he was not the same player when he returned from injury. The Cavs also struggled to find a consistent second scorer behind Garland, and they often relied too heavily on him to carry the offense.
The Future of the Cavaliers
Despite the disappointing finish, the Cavs have a number of promising young players, including Garland, Evan Mobley, and Jarrett Allen. These players give the Cavs a solid foundation to build on, and they should be able to contend for a playoff spot in the near future. The Cavs also have a number of other young players who could contribute in the future, including Isaac Okoro, Lauri Markkanen, and Ricky Rubio. These players will need to develop and improve, but they have the potential to be key pieces for the Cavs in the years to come. With a young and talented roster, the Cavs have the potential to be a contender in the Eastern Conference. However, they will need to improve their consistency and stay healthy in order to reach their full potential.
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