Baker is something like 7th or 8th G, pretty much 5th SG.
Contract only thing keeping him around.
Also, work ethic.
Kornet?
Can always practice and have him int he KZ role for future preparedness. He's the weakest link, but young and his position not as clogged. Though he doesn't see any court time.
Mud, Knix still evaluating and he could possibly be thrown into a deal as a sweetener.
It's becoming increasingly clear that when you hear a Cavs veteran talk about younger players not knowing their role, or knowing how to win, or what to do on the court, they mean Sexton. Throughout the organization, the line on Sexton is that he does not 'know how to play.' He doesn't know how to defend the pick and roll. He doesn't know how to set up teammates as a point guard... They know he's 19 and he only played one year of college ball. They still think he's a nice kid. But they see his deficiencies, they know he's going to be on the court, and they're discouraged when after these losses, he doesn't seem bothered by them."
Sexton is just 19 years old, and there is still a long way to go before the verdict is out on him as an NBA player. However, it is clear that dysfunction is currently permeating throughout the Cavs organization, and such a situation won't do anything to help his development in the league.