According to Fox Sports Ohio, the Cleveland Cavaliers have added yet another former Miami Heat player to their roster. The team will sign veteran sharpshooter James Jones to a deal.
Jones reportedly hasn't signed officially yet, but he has comes to terms of an agreement with the Cavs. The 33-year-old spent seven of his 11 seasons in South Beach. He averaged about five points per game with the Heat last season.
So far, Cavs general manager David Griffin has now added three former Heat players to the team in LeBron James, Mike Miller and now Jones. Could Ray Allen be next?
Fox reports that Allen is still on the team's radar. It's all up to Allen, though, on if he still plans to play in the NBA or not. It is expected that he will follow LeBron to Cleveland if he plans on continue playing.
