Cleveland Cavaliers Roster Not Yet Done? After Love, Cavs Still Chasing Ray Allen, Chauncey Billups?

Today, the Cleveland Cavaliers roster officially became one of the most dreadest teams in the NBA today with its acquisition of Kevin Love from Minnesota. 

After months of speculation, and several weeks of an unofficial agreement, the Wolves officially sends Love to LeBron James and the Cavs in exchange for Andrew Wiggins, Anthony Bennett and a first round draft pick next year. 

With Love on the team, the Cavs get one of the league's scorers, rebounders and big men scorers rolled into one. For all we know, the 25-year-old could very well be the starting point of the team's offense while he looks for open teammates like James and Irving who can also play well off the ball. 

Unfortunately for Cleveland, their defense is not as better than their offense and they will need help in that department. The acquisition of veteran glue guy Shawn Marion should help James a bit on the defensive end, but they may still not be enough. 

According to a rumor, Cleveland may also get veteran guard Chauncey Billups who is known not only for his scoring but defensive prowess as well. And as someone who has already won a ring, Billups has the experience to take on pressure head-on. 

Aside from Billups, the Cavs are still hoping that Allen would come aboard as well, and become one of the team's spot-up shooters from deep to effectively space the floor. 

Currently, Cleveland has one of the best offensive rosters in the NBA today with the greatest player on the planet today in James, an All-Star MVP in Kyrie Irving, a double-double machine in Love, a versatile scorer in Dion Waiters, veterans Mike Miller, James Jones and Marion, and potentially more veteran players in Billups and Allen. 

With a team this deep, defense could not be a problem anymore as they will just outscore their opponents at will. Coach David Blatt will certainly have his hands full on trying to make their game styles work together.