granted, Wiggins might not be an All-Star this year, but there's a very good chance he will warrant that within the next four years, ESPECIALLY if you bring him up in a healthy ecosystem where he can learn from LeBron and not suffer under the weight of superstar pressure from day one.

What the Cavs really need beyond that is depth, and salary flexibility will help them insert themselves in trades for rotation guys or be able to shop for them in free agency. With Love in the picture, they go to the Miami model of roster construction, and we've seen how that plays out. Only way it changes is if the salary cap jumps dramatically, which would be in 2 years when Wiggins will likely be an All-Star anyway.