"Josh Smith" hasn't been signed and not even tied up to any team as of today. As the 2016-2017 NBA season approaches, only a question is being linked to "Josh Smith," where would he land?
"Josh Smith" just finished his 12th year in the NBA and right now he is facing a lot of questions, where is his new destination? Does his NBA career stops right here? This question will not stop until he signs an NBA deal this off-season.
With "Josh Smith" still sits in the NBA Free Agent pool, the Fan Sided came up with a great idea where "Josh Smith" could possibly continue his NBA journey, the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Admittedly cool to see the Josh Smith talk stemming from @30for30albertie piece on @KJG_NBA yesterday https://t.co/i3NJrfvMFZ
— King James Gospel (@KJG_NBA) August 28, 2016
The Cleveland Cavaliers would be a great fit for "Josh Smith." With Smith's playstyle, athleticism and defensive ability, he could provide a great help to defend Cavs' title this season. He can block and rebound with his vertical capacity, he can also stretch the floor with his 3-point shooting ability.
"Josh Smith" was drafted 17th by the Atlanta Hawks in the 2004 NBA draft. Straight out of High School, "Josh Smith" played as a rookie in the NBA at the age of 18.
During his stint with the Hawks, Smith became bread-and-butter of the Hawks and lead them to 6 NBA Playoffs appearance. "Josh Smith" was the face of Atlanta Hawks for 9 years in both offense and defense.
"Josh Smith" is just 30-years old, he can still be a good contributor, all he needs is a good break to bring back his confidence and efficiency. In fact, CBS Sports reported that "Josh Smith" is the closest to Kevin Garnett when it comes to stats as they hit 30's, considering "Josh Smith" played with limited playing time for the last 3 years.
"Josh Smith" may seem to be underrated at times, might be due to those rising stars that climb up the ladder faster than he was, but he is far way better than we could expect. If not with the Cavs, many still believe that "Josh Smith" would have a new NBA deal before the new NBA season starts.
