CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Cavs are moving on from their offseason gamble. Cleveland is trading Lonzo Ball and two second-round picks to the Utah Jazz, league sources confirmed to cleveland.com. Utah is expected to waive Ball after the deal is finalized,

The Cavs have chosen to waive 6-foot-6 Australian guard Luke Travers, according to Cleveland.com's Chris Fedor. Travers was a second-round pick by the Cavs (56th overall) in the 2022 NBA Draft.

The Cleveland Cavaliers were the No.1 seed in the East last season. But this time, with a 30-21 record, they sit fifth. Therefore, to turn things around, the front office is dismantling the core.

It's going to get a little awkward tonight at the Intuit Dome after the trade between the two teams last night.

The Cavs have already pulled off a very helpful trade, but they may not be done reworking the roster quite yet.

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