The Cleveland Cavaliers remain comfortably atop the Eastern Conference with a record of 41-10, and many would have understood if the team decided to stand pat at the trade deadline. Instead, the Cavs remained aggressive and acquired two-way wing De’Andre Hunter from the Atlanta Hawks in exchange for Caris LeVert,

The Cavs landed a small forward in a deal with the Atlanta Hawks. Was it the right move? Check out our grade for the NBA trade deadline move.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — After two straight seasons of standing firm with their roster at the trade deadline, the Cavs made a move on Thursday to acquire Atlanta’s De’Andre Hunter. The Cavs are sending Caris LeVert, Georges Niang, three second-round picks (2027, 2029 and 2031) and two swaps in their end of the deal, sources told cleveland.com.