Cavs Add Tristan Enaruna on Two-Way Deal
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The Cleveland Cavaliers signed forward Tristan Enaruna to a two-way contract on Thursday, one day after waiving rookie Chris Livingston, the team announced.
Enaruna, 24, entered the NBA in 2024 as an undrafted prospect out of Cleveland State. He spent each of the past two off-seasons on non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 agreements—first with the Boston Celtics in 2024, then with the Cavaliers in 2025—before being released in October of both years and reporting to the respective G League affiliates.
The 6-foot-7 wing played 46 games for the Maine Celtics last season. So far in the 2025-26 campaign, he has appeared in 23 contests for the Cleveland Charge, averaging 19.3 points, 5.0 rebounds and 1.3 steals in 30.8 minutes while shooting 53.3 percent from the field, 35.5 percent from three and 75.0 percent at the line. Those marks represent a notable jump from his 2024-25 splits of 46.6/29.4/58.8.
Because Cleveland is carrying fewer than 15 standard contracts, its two-way players can dress for a combined maximum of 90 games. The club has already used 69 of those games. Enaruna may be active for up to 22 contests the rest of the season, though the Cavaliers would need to fill their 15th roster slot to maximize that limit.
NaeQwan Tomlin has been active for 44 games, and Luke Travers for 19, filling the team’s other two two-way spots.
Source: Hoops Rumors
