The NBA has delivered another surprising move involving Dennis Schröder. The Cleveland Cavaliers agreed to send the German point guard and cash to the Charlotte Hornets, receiving young guard Tre Mann in return, according to ESPN.
The deal represents an important move for Cleveland, which is looking to gain greater financial and roster flexibility while continuing to work on other transactions. The trade will allow the Cavaliers to remain below the second apron of the luxury tax and have more room to make additional moves.
For Charlotte, Schröder’s arrival brings valuable experience to the backcourt. The 32-year-old German has played 912 regular-season games in the NBA and enters the team with career averages of 13.7 points and 4.9 assists per game.
How many NBA teams will Schröder have played for after this trade?
The Hornets will become his 12th franchise, bringing him closer to the NBA record held by Ish Smith, who has played for 13 teams.
