Matthew Cleveland’s two-way scoring pop makes him a late-blooming fit for teams needing wing production
Cleveland is coming off a 2024-25 Miami season in which he led the Hurricanes in scoring at 17.6 points per game, shot 51.1% from the field, and was the only ACC player to post four 30-point games. He brings a strong blend of downhill scoring, efficient finishing, and real size on the wing, plus enough defensive activity to matter beyond buckets. The main question is consistency as a shot creator, but his production, toughness, and ability to carry offense make him a legitimate fit for teams wanting an older, battle-tested perimeter scorer.
