Last month, Jordan McRae set the NBA D-League record with 61 points in a game for the Delaware 87ers.
Now, he is a Cavalier.
First reported by Upside Motor’s Chris Reichert, McRae will sign a 10-day contract with Cleveland and could suit up in the Wine and Gold as early as tomorrow’s game in Washington against the Wizards.
Cleveland was heavily chasing Johnson, with LeBron James even adding some public endorsements, but the former Brooklyn Net ended up signing with the Miami Heat, citing a greater opportunity to play as the main reason for signing in South Beach.