Dylan Windler, Cleveland Cavaliers’ forgotten man, ready for his reintroduction
Updated Dec 23, 2020;
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Take that literally or figuratively. Both fit.
“He’s extremely active on both sides of the floor and it means he’s hard to guard offensively because he’s cutting and moving so well and efficiently,” head coach J.B. Bickerstaff said. “My goal is for him to be a weapon and use his ability to shoot the ball and spread the floor as a weapon. He should be a hunter out there.”
Imagine being Windler. You finally realize a lifelong dream. In this case, it was making the NBA. Then days before training camp, there’s fiery pain in your lower leg that’s initially considered minor a short-term injury only expected to delay an anticipated debut a month or so.