Cavaliers Trade Deadline Predictions: Bold Moves for Donovan Mitchell (and Beyond)

Potential trade scenarios for the Cleveland Cavaliers at the 2024 NBA trade deadline. The article begins with Donovan Mitchell trade rumors and then lists five possible trade scenarios.

With the NBA trade deadline looming (February 8th, 3:00 PM ET), speculation surrounding Donovan Mitchell's future in Cleveland has reached a fever pitch. While rumors swirl and anxieties bubble, it's important to remember that nothing concrete has transpired. Mitchell, acquired back in September 2022, has been a pillar of the Cavs' success, bringing scoring prowess and playmaking leadership.

But for those seeking bold predictions and hypothetical scenarios, here are five potential moves involving Mitchell and the Cavaliers:

5. Quentin Grimes (New York Knicks):

Trade whispers suggest Grimes could be a valuable piece for Cleveland, offering defensive prowess that seamlessly integrates into their system. While his numbers dip from last season, his 6.3 points per game (39.3% shooting, 37.5% from three) provide solid depth.

4. Marcus Morris Sr. (Philadelphia 76ers):

Though a complex deal, rumors hint at the 76ers offering Morris Sr. alongside picks for Mitchell. Similar to Grimes, Morris Sr. brings veteran scoring punch (6.0 ppg, 46.7% shooting, 44.2% from three) as a valuable bench contributor.

3. Dorian Finney-Smith (Brooklyn Nets):

This potential swap with the Nets nets Cleveland both defensive excellence and an upgrade at small forward. Finney-Smith's 9.9 ppg (43.2% shooting, 40.6% from three) and 4.9 rpg make him a desirable asset.

2. Spencer Dinwiddie (Brooklyn Nets):

Filling the void left by Ricky Rubio's retirement, Dinwiddie offers scoring punch and backup point guard stability. His 13.8 ppg (38.8% shooting, 31.6% from three) and 6.5 apg would bolster the Cavs' backcourt.

1. Tyler Herro (Miami Heat):

A bold move proposed by Bleacher Report, this trade sees Herro land in Cleveland as part of a package including another shooting guard. Herro's career-best season (23.3 ppg, 44.9% shooting, 42.9% from three, 5.6 rpg, 4.4 apg) makes him a tempting acquisition.

Remember, these are just hypothetical scenarios fueled by trade rumors and speculation. Whether Mitchell stays or goes, the Cavaliers remain a force to be reckoned with. So, buckle up, Cavs fans, and enjoy the ride - it's sure to be an exciting deadline season!


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