Cleveland Cavaliers Dynasty

Our presenatation was about how the Cleveland Cavaliers Dynasty has had a very interesting ride since 2011. This situation is so unique that we used Bruce Truckman five stages of group development. For forming we talk about the beginning of the era when they first acquired Andrew Wiggins with the first overall pick in the draft. After two seasons, they traded away Wiggins for Kevin Love. In the norming stage they required sharp shooter JR Smith, lockdown defender Iman Shumpert, and 7-foot monster Timothy Mozgov. For forming we talked about the first year together the super team with Irving, James, and Love fell short to the Golden State Warriors in game 6 of the 2015 NBA Finals. For performing, the next season they rallied from a 3-1 deficit and beat the Warriors in a NBA Finals rematch. For adjourning, we talked about the end of the big 3 era. Kyrie Irving has recently been traded to the Boston Celtics, ending the era. There is also speculation that Lebron could be leaving Cleveland for Los Angeles Lakers.
CCO: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2625607-its-not-time-to-blow-up-the-cleveland-cavaliers-just-yet

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