CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Cavs’ acquisition of Lonzo Ball for Isaac Okoro addresses a playoff problem that has haunted the team for years: While Okoro’s defensive prowess was never in question, his offensive limitations repeatedly forced him out of the rotation when games mattered most.

The Lonzo Ball era in Chicago is officially over. So is Isaac Okoro's stint as a Cleveland Cavalier. According to ESPN's Shams Charania, the Chicago Bulls swapped the oft-injured point guard for the 24-year-old small forward on Saturday during the short window between the end of the NBA Draft and the opening of free agency on Monday.

Per ESPN's Shams Charania, the Bulls traded Ball to the Cleveland Cavaliers in return for forward Isaac Okoro. Ball had been in Chicago since 2021, though most of his time with the Bulls was spent nursing injuries.