Jordan Bell of the Minnesota Timberwolves (#7) defends on-ball. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
It’s difficult to see how recent signing Jordan Bell can fit in with the Cleveland Cavaliers, if he is around come next season.
On Monday, according to reports, the Cleveland Cavaliers converted the two-way contract of Dean Wade to a multi-year deal, and signed free agent Jordan Bell to a two-year deal. Both were reportedly very team-friendly and did not enter the Cavs in luxury tax territory.
It’s unclear if Wade can warrant any real rotational minutes next season/beyond with Cleveland at the big spots, let alone make the roster, though he’ll reportedly have a real shot, along with Bell.