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After trades, who’s on the Cavs roster as they face Hawks Friday?

The Atlanta Hawks host the revamped Cleveland Cavaliers Friday at Philips Arena. Here are the players that now make up the Cavs: J.R. Smith, guard Jordan Clarkson, guard George Hill, guard Jose Calderon, guard Kyle Korver, guard Rodney Hood, guard LeBron James, forward Kevin Love, forward Larry Nance Jr., forward Jeff Green, forward Cedi Osman, forward Tristan Thompson, center Ante Zizic, center
By AJC Sports
Feb 9, 2018

The Cleveland Cavaliers are headed to Philips Arena Friday with a revamped roster, following an unexpected flurry of moves before the NBA trade deadline.

The Cavs unloaded six players. Gone are Isaiah Thomas, Derrick Rose and Dwyane Wade. In are Jordan Clarkson and George Hill.

As moves are finalized, Cleveland (31-22) could have a limited bench facing Atlanta (17-38). Tipoff is 7:30 p.m.

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