- ‘Disappointed’ Collin Sexton speaks publicly on not reaching contract extension with Cavs
- Report: Thunder could sign Collin Sexton, intrigued by pairing him with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
- Report: Collin Sexton was looking for $100M extension from Cavs
- Report: Cavs want to keep Kevin Love under 20 minutes a game
- Report: Collin Sexton to become restricted free agent after failing to reach contract extension with Cavs
- Darius Garland says he and Collin Sexton hear criticism about them, claims it’s ‘fuel for us’
- Koby Altman speaks glowingly about Collin Sexton when asked about his future: ‘We want to have him here’
- Report: Cavs agree to 2-way deals with Tacko Fall and R.J. Nembhard
- Larry Nance Jr. defends Collin Sexton, calls the anonymous scout that ripped him a ‘moron’
- Anonymous scout rips ‘backup’ and ‘a-shole’ Collin Sexton: ‘None of his teammates like him’
Cavs News: Cavaliers Acquire Rights to Spanish Forward Albert Miralles
- Updated: July 7, 2016
The Cleveland Cavaliers officially bid goodbye to guard Matthew Dellavedova on Thursday afternoon by completing a sign-and-trade deal with the Milwaukee Bucks. This deal will officially complete the Wednesday night acquisition of Mike Dunleavy from the Chicago Bulls.
The official deal allows the Bucks to keep Dellavedova, who they signed to a $38.5 million four-year offer sheet on July 1, and sends Spanish forward Albert Miralles to the Cavaliers. More importantly, Cleveland will receive a $4.8 million trade exception in the deal.
Unless something drastic occurs, Miralles isn’t expected to join the Cavaliers. Dave McMenamin of ESPN tweeted that the trade exception money will match Dunleavy’s salary for the upcoming year.
The Cavs will acquire Dunleavy with the traded player exception created by the Dellavedova swap with Milwaukee, sources tell ESPN
— Dave McMenamin (@mcten) July 7, 2016
The deal allows the Cavaliers to maintain the $9.7 million trade exception that they received when they dealt Anderson Varejao in February.
Cleveland general manager David Griffin lauded Dellavedova’s previous contributions in announcing the deal.
“We wish Delly the best as he continues his career in Milwaukee,” Griffin said. “Delly is a special person on and off the court and was a very dedicated, hard worker that grew as part of our team and made significant contributions to our success. Our coaches and his teammates will always appreciate his ‘all in’ approach to the game, as he was ready to contribute whenever his number was called. We know he will continue to grow and succeed as he takes the next steps of his NBA journey with the Bucks.”
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