NBA Draft has officially concluded, and the Cleveland Cavaliers held on to both of their picks. Each came late in the second round, however, so how impactful could they realistically be? With a roster full of wings,

With the 49th and 58th picks in the draft, the Cleveland Cavaliers select… "It wouldn't surprise me if the Cavs moved around in the 2nd round, tried to package those picks to move up," – @WindhorstESPN on the Cavs draft plans.

The Cleveland Cavaliers selected Duke’s Tyrese Proctor in the second round with the No. 49 overall pick Thursday night at the 2025 NBA Draft. Duke has now produced 116 NBA Draft picks — one of just four college programs to surpass 100. In the last 10 years, 30 Blue Devils have been drafted, the most in the nation.