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The Cleveland Cavaliers are finally healthy. Ricky Rubio A week and a half ago, I made my long-awaited return to Japan, Dean Wade Finally recovered from my shoulder sprain.

Only one member remains on the injury report. Dylan Windler.

Unfortunately, we haven’t seen Windler in action yet this season, and there’s no timetable for his return yet.

Cavaliers head coach JB Bickerstaff think That Windler will get into action at some point this season. This is great news for Windler and his fans. However, it’s still unclear when this return will take place and how much playing time it will actually get.

There’s no denying Windler has had a difficult NBA career so far. The Cavaliers drafted him with his 26th pick in the first round of the 2019 NBA Draft, but he’s struggled to stay on the court ever since.

He played only 25 of the 72 games in his rookie season due to various injuries. Windler followed that up into the 2021-22 season, where he was sporadically in the rotation and still dealing with nagging injuries.

Hopefully, when Windler returns, he can find consistency on the floor and become the 3-point weapon he was intended to be when he was drafted.