After attending the award ceremony, Hansen and Jokic returned to Cleveland to start summer training.
Hansen exchanged for a First Gear hook shot talent [Sky Hook].
As for Jokic, aside from bulking up, Grover also arranged specific three-point shooting drills for him.
Increasing low-post defense while enhancing perimeter shooting is a massive challenge, even for Jokic.
It wasn't easy to get a worker to agree to overtime, so the workload naturally had to be maxed out.
Fortunately, Jokic wasn't lonely.
Because soon after their training started, someone volunteered to be a sparring partner.
Dedmon regained his confidence after getting playing time in last season's finals, and now he's eager to improve himself.
Even though it's likely that the Cavaliers will add a veteran to replace Nene if he leaves, Dedmon sees that rotation spot as possibly his.
To achieve that, aside from defense, he needs to improve his offense.
What he needs to do is develop a three-point shot.
