The Cleveland Cavaliers have agreed to trade forward De'Andre Hunter to the Sacramento Kings as part of a significant three-team deal that also involves the Chicago Bulls, according to sources via ESPN.
In exchange for Hunter, the Cavaliers will receive veteran point guard Dennis Schroder and guard Keon Ellis from the Kings. As part of the multi-team transaction, the Chicago Bulls are acquiring forward Dario Saric and two future second-round picks from Sacramento, per Shams Charania.
Hunter, a versatile wing, provides the Kings with much-needed defensive length and perimeter shooting as they look to climb the Western Conference standings. The Cavaliers, meanwhile, bolster their backcourt depth by adding the experienced Schroder and a high-upside defensive specialist in Ellis. The Bulls utilize the trade to add frontcourt depth in Saric while continuing to accumulate future draft capital.
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