- ESPN ranks Cavs dead last in NBA future power rankings
- Kevin Love demands fans respect Russell Westbrook after he breaks all-time triple-double record
- Report: Cavs would ‘love’ to draft Oklahoma State guard Cade Cunningham
- Video: Luka Doncic ejected for aggressively striking Collin Sexton in the groin area
- Kevin Love dedicates special tribute to Gianna Bryant on Mother’s Day
- Report: Unnamed former Cavs member claims that ‘most’ players would ‘welcome a trade for sure’
- Cavs 2017 team had tons of ‘internal issues’ according to former teammate
- Draymond Green puts Darius Garland among hardest to guard: ‘Kid is so fast, so herky-jerky and he can shoot’
- Report: Cavs signing Anderson Varejao ‘was all’ Dan Gilbert’s idea
- Report: Cavs staff was ‘ordered’ to continually praise and support Collin Sexton during rookie season
Report: Dylan Windler Offers Update on Timetable to Return for Cavs
- Updated: December 6, 2019
One of the Cleveland Cavaliers’ core young pieces is expected to return to the court very soon.
Following his first G League rehab assignment with the Canton Charge on Thursday, Cavs rookie Dylan Windler shared a projected timetable for his return to the NBA.
“If everything goes well, probably in a couple weeks,” Windler said.
Windler, 23, has yet to make his NBA debut this season due to a left tibial stress reaction. The 6-foot-6 guard suffered the setback during the Cavs’ training camp.
In his first game with the Charge on Thursday, the youngster put up eight points and four rebounds in 17 minutes of action. Despite the rust, Windler portrayed his strong basketball IQ, ability to move without the ball and effective offensive play.
The Cavs selected the Belmont University product with the No. 26 pick in the 2019 NBA Draft. Along with Windler, the Cavs have a talented young nucleus made up of players such as Collin Sexton, Darius Garland and Kevin Porter Jr.
Related Posts
About Justin Benjamin
You must be logged in to post a comment Login