The Cleveland Cavaliers welcomed guards Donovan Mitchell and Max Strus back to full practice, signaling progress in the team’s overall health situation.
Both players had been sidelined recently, but their participation in the latest workout gives the coaching staff additional backcourt options as the regular season continues. No timetable for game action was announced, yet the return to practice is typically the final step before players are cleared to play.
The Cavaliers have dealt with multiple injuries over the past several weeks, forcing adjustments to rotations and minutes. Having Mitchell, the club’s leading scorer, and Strus, a key perimeter threat, available in drills marks a positive development for head coach J.B. Bickerstaff.
Cleveland’s next opportunity to incorporate the duo could come in the team’s upcoming homestand, depending on medical clearance and practice evaluation.
Source: Hoops Wire
