The Cleveland Cavaliers are poised to make significant moves this offseason to enhance their roster after being swept in the Eastern Conference Finals. With key players like Donovan Mitchell, James Harden, Evan Mobley, and Jarrett Allen leading the charge, the Cavs are exploring options to improve their bench and overall toughness. One potential trade scenario involves acquiring Phoenix Suns guard Grayson Allen, who could add much-needed grit to the Cavaliers' backcourt. Allen, 30, has a salary of $16.8 million, which the Cavaliers could match by trading Dennis Schroder, who earns slightly more than $14 million. Both players have two years remaining on their contracts, with Allen's final season including a player option. Adding Allen would not only provide the Cavaliers with a tough competitor but also a capable scorer, as he averaged 16.5 points per game this season with a 40% shooting percentage from beyond the arc. Despite a dip in scoring during the playoffs, his shooting remained consistent, making him a valuable asset for Cleveland. The Cavaliers would likely need to include additional assets to entice the Suns, who may view Allen as expendable due to the emergence of younger talent like Jalen Green. With Schroder's playoff experience and solid performance, he could be an appealing option for Phoenix, making this potential trade a strategic move for both teams.