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I think it's a good time to look at the roster the Cavs will be bringing over with them as they travel overseas for the first time in team history, having their training camp in Spain.

Shout out to Jose Calderon.

Feels like he's the main culprit in making that happen.

He's also the new assistant GM.

That's not the point of the video today.

But with training camp being so close, We need to dissect some of the players that we probably don't know too much about that will be on the training camp roster.

First of all, the normal 15 that we should know by now, the Cavs starters, the Cavs main bench guys, guys like Mario Hazonia, Nikwan Tomlin, Thomas Bryant.

Of course, they'll all be there.

I'm not going to go through each and every player that's going to be at training camp.

So I feel like we know most of them, but there will be some new faces and Even though we spoke about the two-way contract guys in a video last week, I know to a lot of us, those are still newish names that we're trying to kind of get acquainted with.

If you remember, we talked about Riley Minix, we talked about Uday Jr., and we talked about Tristan and Aruna.

Those are the three two-way players that the Cavs will have with them at training camp next week.

But what about the training camp invitees, the guys that

they're going

to get to be part of an NBA training camp, which is awesome and a great experience for them.

But realistically, they're probably not going to make the team.

We have four guys of that this year going with the Cavs to Spain.

The first one is Qadari Richmond, a very physical shooting guard.

that can play some point guard.

He's known mainly for his defense, but he can orchestrate an offense at least decently.

He has phenomenal size for his position, standing about 6'6", 210 pounds.

He played briefly with the Washington Wizards and also with their offense.

G League team averaging eight points, three rebounds and three assists.

Also averaged almost three steals in the very short amount of time he played for the Wizards.

And then next we have Zach Austin, who is a 6'7 shooting guard slash small forward.