The Peyton Watson sign-and-trade saga has left the Cleveland Cavaliers' offseason once again frozen in time. If Cleveland wants to steal Denver's 6-foot-8 two-way wing, the trade will be costly for all parties involved. Cleveland needs to make the all-in move for WatsonWhile the price is steep, the Cavaliers have no reason to be dissuaded. Epsecially if the Cavaliers can keep Strus and move Dennis instead, Cleveland's wing depth could rival the league's best. Finding a bargain deal for Watson is not necessary for the Cleveland Cavaliers to be winners of the offseason.