Cleveland — The Cavaliers continued their pre-draft preparations on Wednesday by bringing in six players for a workout: Arizona guard Jaden Bradley, UCLA guard Skyy Clark, Oklahoma forward Tae Davis, Indiana wing Tucker DeVries, South Alabama guard Chaze Harris and Ohio guard Jackson Paveletzke.
Bradley was the highest-ranked invitee, occupying No. 38 on ESPN’s list of available prospects. Cleveland holds the No. 29 selection in next week’s 2026 NBA Draft.
The team will also travel to Orlando for a preseason contest against the Magic on Oct. 13, the Magic announced.
Pistons Assess Offseason Strategy
Detroit’s rapid rise from the bottom of the standings to a 60-win campaign has raised expectations. With Cade Cunningham, Jalen Duren and Ausar Thompson anchoring the roster, the front office must decide whether to accelerate roster upgrades around its young core.
Cunningham has averaged 25.1 points and 9.5 assists since the start of the 2024-25 season, reinforcing his status as the franchise centerpiece. Detroit enters the summer with cap flexibility and a collection of prospects to fuel potential moves.
Magic Lean Toward Stability
Orlando’s offseason plans appear focused on maintaining its current group rather than pursuing a major overhaul. Guard Anthony Black is a candidate for an extension that could reach approximately $80 million over four years, though he may choose to delay negotiations until after the upcoming season.
The Magic’s preference for internal development aligns with their decision to schedule only minor roster tweaks.
Source: Hoops Wire
