Sources tell cleveland.com the team will stash Niang with his Euroleague team Virtus Bologna in Italy next season.

NBA Draft has officially concluded, and the Cleveland Cavaliers held on to both of their picks. Each came late in the second round, however, so how impactful could they realistically be? With a roster full of wings,

With Cleveland's final pick (and the next-to-last one in the entire draft ), the Cavs took wing Saliou Niang at No. 58 overall on June 26. Niang, who hails from Senegal, played for Trento in Italy the past two seasons. The Cavs will stash him in Europe.