Source: Cavaliers GM Chris Grant gets new deal

Cavaliers General Manager Chris Grant agreed to a new five-year deal with the team, according to NBA sources. Grant had three years left on a deal he signed in 2008 after he turned down a chance to become the general manager of the Atlanta Hawks.

Cavaliers General Manager  Chris  Grant agreed to a new five-year deal with the team, according to NBA sources.  Grant  had three years left on a deal he signed in 2008 after he turned down a chance to become the general manager of the Atlanta Hawks. So this is actually a two-year extension with a pay raise.  Grant declined to comment on the deal.

Ferry returns to Spurs: Former Cavs GM Danny Ferry, who resigned before LeBron James left for Miami, returned to the San Antonio Spurs as vice president of basketball operations. He replaces Dell Demps, who left to become general manager of the New Orleans Hornets last month. Ferry, who also played 10 seasons for the Cavs, served two seasons as the Spurs director of pro player personnel after concluding his 13-year NBA playing career on the 2003 Spurs that won the NBA championship. He was part of the front office in 2005, when the Spurs also won the NBA title.