Kerr still holds some three point records with the Cavs with the highest average in their career with the team. That sits at 47.2% and also is the only player in franchise history to shoot over 50% in a season with the Cavaliers.<\/p>\n
Earl Boykins – 1999-2000<\/p>\n
Boykins had a short 42 game stint with the Cleveland Cavaliers, but he makes the list today because of his impact on the court. At 5 foot 5 he was the second shortest player in NBA history.<\/p>\n
He got to play for his hometown Cavs for a little while, but most of his career is remembered as a member of the Denver Nuggets.<\/p>\n
J.R. Smith – 2015-2019<\/p>\n
A beloved Cavalier. There is a lot to say about “Swish” <\/a>and his role on the Cleveland Cavaliers. It started off hot when the team acquired him in 2015. His role diminished over time, but he was still a key role player in the playoffs.<\/p>\n He was one of the best perimeter threats on the team in those years where LeBron could drive to the basket and get the ball out to him. He crucially made consecutive threes in the 2016 Game 7 of the Finals that helped bring the game closer.<\/p>\n Despite some of his rough spots, like in the 2018 NBA Finals<\/a>. But Swish’s legacy in Cleveland will always be remembered because of his personality.<\/p>\n Sam Merrill – 2023-current<\/p>\n The current number 5 is a premier threat from three. Looking like he could break Steve Kerr and JR Smith records for shooting.<\/p>\n Merrill is coming into this season being the most trusted player off the bench <\/a>of the new look Cavs as one of the best floor spacers in franchise history.<\/p>\n
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