Kadji has signed with Aries Trikala BC of the Greek League.

Kadji entered training camp last fall with the Cavaliers but was jettisoned before the regular season tipped off. Thereafter, the 6-10, 242 power forward split time between Germany and Rio Grande Valley of the NBA's D-League. In 19 games at the latter locale, he supplied 6.5 points (on 38 percent shooting) and 3.6 rebounds in 14.4 minutes per contest.

Kenny Kadji and Henry Sims are battling it out for one of the final big-man roster spots in Cleveland.

Kadji had 15 points and five boards on Tuesday, while Sims had four points and one rebound in half as many minutes. One of these guys is probably going to make the team, while it would also appear that DeSagana Diop is on his last legs. Diop was physically word down after just three minutes. Kadji is the most exciting player of this group, but it might be Sims that wins the roster spot.