One-year contract! Lakers former player Bryant signed with the Cavaliers and entered the Finals with the Pacers last season

On September 24, according to ESPN famous reporter Shams Charania, Lakers' former center Thomas Bryant agreed to sign a one-year contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Bryant played for the Pacers last season and became an important rotation on the bench, helping the team advance to the finals and lose to the runner-up.

28-year-old Bryant's second round pick in 2017 is a 2.08-meter center player. He has played for the Lakers, Wizards, Nuggets, Heat and Pacers in his NBA career, and has played for the Lakers twice.

Bryant played for the Heat and the Pacers last season. He was traded to the Pacers in the second half of the season and performed bravely, becoming an important substitute rotation player to help the team advance to the finals. Last season, Bryant played 66 games, averaging 6.5 points and 3.8 rebounds per game. As a center, Bryant has certain shooting ability, two-point shooting percentage and effective shooting percentage are excellent, and has certain outside three-point shooting ability, and is a space-type inside line. However, Bryant lacks movement ability. He is not an excellent frame protector on the defensive end and often seems to be unable to defend against speed-type forward players.

Bryant signed the Cavaliers with a one-year contract and will usher in his ninth season of his career, which is expected to help the Cavaliers strive for the championship in the new season. After all, their lineup team is already extremely strong.