The Cleveland Cavaliers are grappling with the decision of whether to increase Jaylon Tyson's playing time in the playoffs. Despite his impressive regular season performance, concerns about his early postseason inconsistency and current lack of rhythm have left head coach Kenny Atkinson hesitant to utilize him effectively against the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference Finals.

• 01Jaylon Tyson had an impressive regular season, shooting 44.6% from three-point range on 4.5 attempts per game.
• 02In the playoffs, Tyson's playing time has drastically decreased, with only 10 minutes in a recent game, scoring just four points.
• 03Head coach Kenny Atkinson cites fatigue as a reason for Tyson's limited minutes, but this has hindered Tyson's ability to regain his rhythm.
• 04Tyson's absence from the rotation raises questions about the Cavaliers' strategy, especially considering his potential contributions.
• 05The current situation leaves the Cavaliers uncertain about Tyson's readiness for increased minutes in future games.

The Cavaliers' decision on Tyson's playing time could affect their performance in the Eastern Conference Finals.