German NBA Star to Cavaliers: Details & Impact

No longer wearing the Sacramento kings jersey: Dennis Schröder (r.). (Quelle: David dermer)

Dennis Schröder is on the move again. The German national team captain has been traded from the Sacramento Kings to the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The trade, announced by the Cavaliers, is part of a three-team deal that also involves the Chicago Bulls. Schröder’s journey through the NBA continues, marking his eleventh team in the league. The 32-year-old playmaker posted a simple “Thx Sacramento” on his Instagram stories, signaling his departure from California.

Did you know? – Dennis Schröder has played for more NBA teams than many players have years in the league. His eleventh team is a testament to his adaptability, but also his frequent movement.

In the deal, Schröder and keon Ellis head to Cleveland, while De’Andre hunter goes to Sacramento. The Bulls receive Dario Saric and two second-round draft picks from the Kings. For Schröder, this change represents a potential opportunity to contend for a playoff spot, as the Cavaliers are currently positioned favorably in the Eastern Conference, a stark contrast to the Kings’ standing at the bottom of the Western Conference.

During his 40 games with Sacramento, Schröder primarily came off the bench, averaging 12.8 points, 5.3 assists, and 3.1 rebounds in just over 26 minutes per game. This trade adds another chapter to Schröder’s increasingly nomadic NBA career. He’s now played for Atlanta,Oklahoma City,Los Angeles (Lakers),boston,Houston,Toronto,Brooklyn,Golden State,Detroit,Sacramento,and now Cleveland.

Pro tip – Trades involving multiple teams are often complex, designed to help each franchise address specific needs, whether it’s acquiring talent, shedding contracts, or accumulating draft assets.

Schröder’s frequent team changes began in 2020, after establishing himself with five seasons in Atlanta and two in Oklahoma City. Ish smith holds the record for most NBA teams played for, having suited up for 13 different franchises until 2024.

The trade, finalized February 8, 2024, sends veteran guard Dennis Schröder from the Sacramento Kings to the Cleveland Cavaliers in a three-team deal. The Kings receive forward De’Andre Hunter from the Atlanta Hawks, while the Chicago Bulls acquire forward Dario Saric and two future second-round draft picks from Sacramento. The move aims to bolster Cleveland’s playoff push, while sacramento looks to add shooting and potentially rebuild assets. Schröder’s departure marks the end of a 40-game stint with the Kings, where he averaged 12.8 points and 5.3 assists.

Reader question – Do you think Schröder will find a long-term home in Cleveland,or is this just another stop in his NBA journey? Share your thoughts!

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