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The Cleveland Cavaliers announced today that they made their final roster cuts before the regular season starts on October 30th against the Washington Wizards. In order to get to the maximum allowed players, Byron Scott and Chris Grant waived Michael Eric, Kevin Jones, and D'Aundray Brown.
Common sense will tell you that that means Donald Sloan, Jeremy Pargo, and yes, even Luke Harangody are all safe and made the team. The mystery of why Luke Harangody is still on this team continues. Someday we will find out.
I assume that the organization will do its best to sign the players that they just cut to D-League contracts. They probably won't be able to keep all of them, but expect to see some combination of Eric, Brown, and Jones playing for the Canton Charge this season.
For reference, here's the Cleveland Cavaliers opening night roster:
Guards:
Kyrie Irving
Daniel Gibson
Donald Sloan
Jeremy Pargo
Dion Waiters
Forwards:
C.J. Miles
Alonzo Gee
Omri Casspi
Luke Harangody
Luke Walton
Samardo Samuels
Tristan Thompson
Jon Leuer
Centers:
Tyler Zeller
Anderson Varejao