Cleveland Cavaliers wing Jaylon Tyson earned a starting role in Kenny Atkinson's lineup long before De'Andre Hunter was traded at the deadline, and we all thought Tyson was locked in as a starter for the long haul.
A 39-point explosion for Tyson on Jan. 16 solidified his rising star status within Cleveland's solar system, and a collection of excellent performances followed. The Cavs had finally found their wing!
This euphoric period for Tyson didn't last long, however. As soon as Cleveland re-tooled its roster at the deadline by adding James Harden and others, it became apparent that Tyson's role had shifted.