Most will point to a position. I get it. It’s small forward. That’s the weak point since LeBron James left in the summer of 2018. It’s the spot Cleveland has worked tirelessly to fill, making innumerable trade calls (they came close in February and were far down the road on a deal for Brooklyn’s Royce O’Neale before it opted not to trade him), courting players in free agency and investing draft resources (Isaac Okoro with the No. 5 pick in 2020).