Cavaliers survey addresses importance of prospects Jaylon Tyson and Tyrese Proctor
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 6:36 PM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
The Cleveland Cavaliers are focusing on the development of their younger players as they prepare for the upcoming NBA season. A survey from SB Nation Reacts asks fans to weigh in on which prospect they believe is most crucial for the team's future. Players highlighted include Jaylon Tyson, who had a notable sophomore season, and Tyrese Proctor, who is expected to contribute more significantly after limited appearances last season. The Cavaliers will also consider their potential 29th overall pick in the upcoming NBA Draft. Fan input is being sought to assess which player has the highest potential impact on the team.
- •Cavaliers survey focuses on Jaylon Tyson, Tyrese Proctor, and 29th draft pick
- •Tyson had a breakout season, shooting over 40% from three-point range
- •Proctor has potential for a larger role after limited playing time last season
- •Fans invited to vote on the most important prospect for the team's future
- •Survey responses will inform the Cavaliers' development strategy this summer
- 6:36 PMYahoo Sports — Cavaliers Reacts Survey: Who is their most important prospect?
"Which Cavs prospect do you believe is most important to the future?
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