Cleveland Cavaliers prepare for NBA Draft with top picks analysis
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 10:00 PM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
The Cleveland Cavaliers' strategy for the upcoming NBA Draft on June 22 is under scrutiny. Experts suggest multiple possible picks for their 29th selection. The Ringer projects Henri Veesaar, a 7-foot center from North Carolina, as a versatile option. Analysts highlight Veesaar's ability to provide spacing alongside current bigs Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen, despite concerns about his defensive capabilities. No Ceilings favors Allen Graves, a 6'9" wing from Santa Clara, for his rebounding and offensive skill set, though he may not be available at 29. CBS Sports' Bennett Stirtz, a 6'3" guard from Iowa, could also be selected, emphasizing his potential as the best player available.
- •Cavs select 29th overall in NBA Draft on June 22
- •Henri Veesaar projects as a versatile center option
- •Allen Graves may not be available by the 29th pick
- •Bennett Stirtz could be a strong best player available selection
- •Draft strategy focuses on fit versus best talent available
- 10:00 PMYahoo Sports — Cavs final mock draft roundup: Should Cleveland draft for fit or best player available?
"Allen Graves may be the one player who checks both boxes.
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