Cleveland Cavaliers forward Isaac Okoro was the last player to be the subject of a breaking news report by ESPN insider Adrian Wojnarowski.

The Cavs officially signed wing Isaac Okoro to a three-year, $38 million contract on Tuesday. Sources told cleveland.com that $33 million of Okoro’s new contract is guaranteed. Okoro — a restricted free agent entering the offseason — had the option to play on the $11.

The most shocking sport media news of the day came early when NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski announced he was leaving ESPN. Wojnarowski, a longtime reporter who led the basketball newsbreaking industry during his time at Yahoo and ESPN,

The Cleveland Cavaliers finally agreed to terms with Isaac Okoro late last week, signing him to a three-year, $38 million contract. It was widely assumed that Okoro would remain with the Cavaliers, but some felt that he would merely be back for the one-year qualifying offer.

CLEVELAND – The Cavaliers have had a busy summer when it comes to retaining their in-house talent for the future. That run continued Saturday, as the Cavaliers secured part of their bench by agreeing to a contract extension with Isaac Okoro, a league source confirmed to the Beacon Journal.

The Cleveland Cavaliers and restricted free agent forward Isaac Okoro agreed to a three-year, $38 million contract Saturday

The newsmakers dominated the NBA news on Wednesday, with ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski announcing his retirement and rumors of his replacement running rampant.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have signed guard/forward Isaac Okoro to a multi-year contract, Cavaliers President of Basketball Operations Koby Altman announced today from Cleveland Clinic Courts.