The Cleveland Cavaliers are reportedly working on a new contract with James Harden in free agency.

Meanwhile, the Cavaliers have recently called to express interest in a sign-and-trade for Denver Nuggets restricted free-agent forward Peyton Watson, league sources told HoopsHype. The newfound interest in Watson comes on the heels of Cleveland also being in the mix for free agent forward Jonathan Kuminga in sign-and-trade discussions.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — It’s official. After a minor contract dispute with his old team, the Cavs have signed EuroLeague star swingman Mario Hezonja to a one-year, $2.8 million contract. The Cavs and Hezonja agreed to a deal earlier this week,

The Cleveland Cavaliers did make an addition in the past few days, just not the one fans were hoping for. LeBron James decided to join the Philadelphia 76ers, l

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The Cavaliers apparently aren’t finished exploring ways to upgrade the wing. Appearing on ESPN’s NBA Today, NBA insider Ramona Shelburne said Cleveland remains engaged in its pursuit of Nuggets restricted free agent Peyton Watson,

That aftermath includes revelations that James, who signed with the Philadelphia 76ers earlier this week, met with Cleveland Cavaliers ownership and management including president of basketball operations Koby Altman and assistant general manager Brandon Weems at his home in Bath in early July, according to ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania.

Mike Gansey and LeBron James had a history together long before they were members of the Cavaliers when the organization won the NBA title in 2016.

The Cavs, sources say, have been in touch with Kuminga’s representatives throughout the week, trying to determine whether there is a realistic financial pathway to a deal and what it would cost — both in salary and roster subtractions.