Alfonzo McKinnie plays just two minutes in Monday's loss

Alfonzo McKinnie
SF, Cleveland Cavaliers

Alfonzo McKinnie played just two minutes and provided no stats in Monday's loss to the Bucks.

When McKinnie joined the Cavs, there was reasonable hope that he would be a contributor to a rebuilding team. After all, some of his most recent NBA games were starts in the Finals. But it would appear that McKinnie will be little more than the last guy off the bench at this point.

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October 29, 2019, 12:18 am

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