Cleveland trades Dennis Schroder for Tre Mann to create salary cap space
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 8:10 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Cleveland has swapped Dennis Schroder for Tre Mann, allowing the team to create salary cap savings. The move positions Cleveland approximately $32 million below the first apron and $44 million below the second apron. The implications for Cleveland also involve managing salaries for other potential contracts, including for James Harden. Currently, the team holds a $6.1 million tax midlevel exception. The transaction aims to enhance the franchise's financial flexibility moving forward.
- •Cleveland trades Dennis Schroder for Tre Mann.
- •Cleveland creates approximately $32 million in salary cap space.
- •The team holds a $6.1 million tax midlevel exception.
- •Contract implications remain for potential signing of James Harden.
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