Fall is the latest addition to the Cavs’ strong array of front-line players, including the likes of Kevin Love, Jarrett Allen, fellow recent signing Lauri Markkanen, and Evan Mobley, the overall number 3 pick in this year’s NBA Draft.

Prior to his impending arrival in Cleveland, Fall represented the Boston Celtics for two seasons. During his time there, the 25-year-old big man averaged 2.7 points and 2.6 rebounds in 26 appearances. Standing at 7 foot 5, Fall was revered by Celtics fans due to his imposing stature and ability to boss the court.

Fall may be young and unproven on the NBA court, but teams are impressed with his potential for a handful of reasons. As much as the NBA has evolved over the years, it’s still a big man’s game, and this Fall’s tremendous gives them a substantial advantage in many scenarios on the court.

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The two-way contract means that Fall will spend the majority of his rookie season in G League with the Maine Red Claws but is eligible to also be on Celtics’ NBA roster for a total of 45 days.

Celtics announced the move via their social media.

Fall, who was undrafted in 2019 NBA Draft, spent the Summer League with Celtics and managed to produce respectable numbers by averaging 7.2 points, 4.0 rebounds, and 1.4 blocks in five games. The 23-year-old also played in two preseason games, managing to total five points, five rebounds, and two blocks.

Despite spending limited time on Boston Celtics, Tacko Fall has managed to become a fan favorite. Every time he checks into the game, he gets big cheers and fans already started making signs and posters with his name on it. Some even dressed up for the occasion.

Fall played college basketball at the University of Central Florida. During the four years he spent of UCF, he played 115 games and averaged 10.1 points, 7.7 rebounds, and 2.4 blocks.

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Fall is the latest addition to the Cavs’ strong array of front-line players, including the likes of Kevin Love, Jarrett Allen, fellow recent signing Lauri Markkanen, and Evan Mobley, the overall number 3 pick in this year’s NBA Draft.

Prior to his impending arrival in Cleveland, Fall represented the Boston Celtics for two seasons. During his time there, the 25-year-old big man averaged 2.7 points and 2.6 rebounds in 26 appearances. Standing at 7 foot 5, Fall was revered by Celtics fans due to his imposing stature and ability to boss the court.

Fall may be young and unproven on the NBA court, but teams are impressed with his potential for a handful of reasons. As much as the NBA has evolved over the years, it’s still a big man’s game, and this Fall’s tremendous gives them a substantial advantage in many scenarios on the court.

The post Cleveland Cavaliers Sign Tacko Fall On 1-Year Deal appeared first on yoursportspot.com.

The two-way contract means that Fall will spend the majority of his rookie season in G League with the Maine Red Claws but is eligible to also be on Celtics’ NBA roster for a total of 45 days.

Celtics announced the move via their social media.

Fall, who was undrafted in 2019 NBA Draft, spent the Summer League with Celtics and managed to produce respectable numbers by averaging 7.2 points, 4.0 rebounds, and 1.4 blocks in five games. The 23-year-old also played in two preseason games, managing to total five points, five rebounds, and two blocks.

Despite spending limited time on Boston Celtics, Tacko Fall has managed to become a fan favorite. Every time he checks into the game, he gets big cheers and fans already started making signs and posters with his name on it. Some even dressed up for the occasion.

Fall played college basketball at the University of Central Florida. During the four years he spent of UCF, he played 115 games and averaged 10.1 points, 7.7 rebounds, and 2.4 blocks.

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