NBA Trade Rumors: Cavaliers Placed Iman Shumpert To The Trade Block; New York Knicks Is The Top Suitor

Iman Shumpert is now taking the hot seat as is he now likely to be traded to the New York Knicks, reports confirmed. Reports show that the Cleveland Cavaliers are willing to send Shumpert as they put him on the NBA trade block.

According to the Sportsrageous, Iman Shumpert was placed on the NBA trade block not only because of his performance last season, but also due to the fact that he was involved in a controversial DUI charge. Many believed that this would give a lot of impact to the Cavaliers as the new NBA season starts.

It has been reported that the Cleveland Cavaliers and the New York Knicks are in talks of a trade involving Iman Shumpert. The Derrick Rose and Carmelo Anthony are reportedly even excited as Iman Shumpert makes his way to a New York Knicks comeback.

Several NBA teams are rumored to have interest in acquiring Iman Shumpert from the Cavaliers. As per iTech Post, the Lakers are likely to offer Nick Young and Larry Nance Jr., the Sixers might send Nerlens Noel while the Timberwolves are also rumored to place a deal for Iman Shumpert.

Iman Shumpert may have trouble with his performance last season, but it's no secret that Shumpert is a great player. Known for his defensive prowess, Iman Shumpert proves that he is worthy to be named as one of the most efficient role players. Shumpert showcased his skill by defending several NBA premier scorers, locking his defense on the perimeter while staying his foot as players drive their way through the rim. Iman Shumpert has a high defensive IQ, covering the passing lanes as he defends his designated man.

As the Gospel Herald said in their report, still no confirmation yet on this NBA trade rumor, but as the NBA 2016-2017 season approaches the deal may be done before the regular NBA games. Iman Shumpert is still young and has plenty of opportunities to evolve and improve either if he stays with the Cavs or return to the Knicks.

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