Report: Cleveland Cavaliers interested in signing E'Twaun Moore

With the Kevin Love trade reportedly agreed-upon, the Cleveland Cavaliers are turning their attention toward filling out the roster with complementary role players. One such player could be free agent guard E'Twaun Moore.

With the Kevin Love trade reportedly agreed-upon, the Cleveland Cavaliers are turning their attention toward filling out the roster with complementary role players. One such player could be free agent guard E'Twaun Moore, according to a report from Eurobasket.com's David Pick. 

Pick reports the Cavs are giving the former Orlando Magic guard "strong consideration," and that Moore is at the top of Cleveland's list. 

The 25-year-old Moore averaged 6.3 points in 19.1 minutes per game last season with Orlando. After playing four seasons at Purdue, he came into the league with a reputation as a good long-range shooter, and he's made 35 percent of his threes in the NBA. 

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Cleveland has already signed a three-point specialist in guard Mike Miller, who reunites with LeBron James after playing together in Miami for three seasons. Another former James teammate and long-distance shooter, Ray Allen, has been linked to the Cavaliers, but Allen is still deciding whether he will play next season. 

The Cavaliers are also reportedly interested in free agent forwardShawn Marion. 

- Alex Hampl