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ESPN's Shams Charania reports the Cavaliers will trade Dennis Schröder to the Charlotte Hornets for Tre Mann and roughly $4 million in cash, with no draft picks exchanged and Cleveland saving about $6.8 million this season; Cleveland remains in talks to re-sign James Harden and is pursuing free agents Peyton Watson and Jonathan Kuminga, while Schröder’s 2027/28 salary is $15.5 million with only $4.35 million guaranteed.
Dennis Schröder is traded from the Cleveland Cavaliers to the Charlotte Hornets for Tre Mann, a move aimed at helping Cleveland shed payroll and stay under the luxury-tax second apron, while Schröder adds depth for Charlotte as Cleveland looks for a cheaper backup point guard next season.
Cleveland erased a 12-point deficit in the third quarter and rode a late surge from Dennis Schroder to beat Toronto 125-120, grabbing a 3-2 series edge. The Cavs attacked the paint in the second half (14-for-25) while limiting the Raptors to 9-for-26 in the final two quarters, with Schroder scoring 17 points in the fourth as Donovan Mitchell cooled. Evan Mobley added 23 points, including timely threes that sparked the comeback. Toronto was shorthanded after Brandon Ingram left with a heel injury, and Barnes/Barrett cooled after a strong first half. A Strus-for-Wade lineup change didn’t pan out, but coach Atkinson called the win progress toward getting to the next level, even as Cleveland seeks more consistent playoff scoring.
Dennis Schroder scored 19 points, including 11 in the fourth quarter, to spark Cleveland’s comeback and topple Toronto in a tense playoff-style duel. Mitchell started slow but found a groove in the second half before a late decision to ride Schroder’s hot hand kept the Cavs on top; Mobley added 23 with timely fourth-quarter threes, and the depth of Wade, Strus, Merrill, and Tyson supplied critical stops and baskets as Cleveland closed out the win.
In a three-team deal, the Cleveland Cavaliers ship De’Andre Hunter to the Sacramento Kings for Keon Ellis and Dennis Schroder, with Dario Saric heading to Chicago. Cleveland saves nearly $47 million in salary and tax space and upgrades wing defense and shooting with Ellis while adding point guard depth with Schroder. The Kings clear space and add Hunter on the wing, Chicago lands late-second-round picks, and the trade signals more moves to come as teams recalibrate for the deadline.
At the trade deadline, the Cavaliers, Kings and Bulls completed a three-team deal: Cleveland sends De'Andre Hunter to Sacramento; Dennis Schröder and Keon Ellis head to Cleveland; Chicago acquires Dario Saric along with two future second-round picks.
The NBA suspended Sacramento Kings guard Dennis Schroder for three games after he confronted and allegedly attempted to strike Luka Doncic following the Dec. 28 Lakers–Kings game. Schroder will miss games against Houston, the Lakers rematch, and the Knicks, costing him about $300,000 in salary. Doncic reportedly taunted him during the game, and Schroder later reposted the league’s statement with the word “attempting,” a reaction that drew criticism.
Germany won its first EuroBasket title since 1993 by defeating Turkey 88-83, with Dennis Schroder scoring the final six points and being named MVP, completing a successful run that also included a 2023 World Cup victory.
German basketball star Dennis Schröder was racially abused during a EuroBasket game in Finland, with Lithuanian fans making monkey noises; Lithuanian officials apologized, and FIBA has provided footage to authorities. The incident highlights ongoing issues of racism in sports.
Germany's Dennis Schröder was subjected to racial abuse during EuroBasket, leading to the ejection of a fan and FIBA's condemnation of hate speech; Schröder's team won their game and advanced to the knockout stage.
The article discusses NBA free agency rumors, highlighting potential signings for players like Nickeil Alexander-Walker, Dennis Schröder, Ty Jerome, Quentin Grimes, Luke Kornet, and J.J. Barea, with teams such as the Pistons, Hawks, Kings, Hornets, Grizzlies, 76ers, Clippers, and Nuggets involved in various negotiations and interests.
The Golden State Warriors are set to acquire Dennis Schroder from the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for De'Anthony Melton and three second-round picks. This trade addresses the Warriors' need for a reliable backup to Stephen Curry, enhancing their scoring depth. However, it limits their flexibility for future star trades. The Nets, on the other hand, are focusing on a long-term rebuild strategy by trading Schroder, who was performing well, to improve their draft position by tanking. Both teams receive a "B" grade for the trade, reflecting their strategic priorities.
The Brooklyn Nets have traded veteran point guard Dennis Schroder and a second-round pick to the Golden State Warriors in exchange for De’Anthony Melton and three second-round picks. This move is part of the Nets' strategy to tank for a high draft pick, as Schroder has been a key player in their 10-15 start. With Schroder gone, Ben Simmons remains the only proven point guard on the team, raising concerns about the Nets' performance and lottery odds. The trade was first reported by ESPN and confirmed by The Post.
The Golden State Warriors are finalizing a trade to acquire point guard Dennis Schroder from the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for De'Anthony Melton and a swap of second-round picks. Schroder, who has been performing well this season with averages of 18.4 points and 6.6 assists, will join the Warriors as they aim to improve their recent performance slump. Melton is out for the season with a torn ACL, and Schroder's contract is set to expire, valued at $13 million.
The Golden State Warriors are finalizing a trade with the Brooklyn Nets to acquire veteran point guard Dennis Schröder, along with a second-round pick, in exchange for injured guard De’Anthony Melton and three second-round picks. Both players are on expiring contracts, and the deal is expected to be completed once Melton becomes trade-eligible. The Warriors will take on an additional $203K in salary, moving closer to their hard cap. The Nets had initially sought a first-round pick for Schröder but settled for the second-round compensation.