Casspi denies he's unhappy in Cleveland

First Israeli in the NBA says he's content in the city by the lake, despite comments by league sources that he requested a trade.

By Haaretz Sports Staff | 04:01 09.01.13 |

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Cleveland Cavaliers forward Omri Casspi, the first Israeli in the NBA, says he's content in the city by the lake, despite comments by league sources that he requested a trade.

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Casspi denies he's unhappy in Cleveland

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