One day after waiving Chris Livingston, the Cavaliers have filled their newly created two-way opening, announcing today in a press release that they’ve signed forward Tristan Enaruna to a two-way contract. In each case, he was waived in October and reported to his team’s G League affiliate. Enaruna appeared in 46 games for the Maine Celtics last season and has seen action in 23 contests for the Cleveland Charge so far in 2025/26. While Livingston didn’t suit up much for Cleveland, the team has still used 69 of 90 “under-15” games for its two-way players — a team carrying fewer than 15 players on its standard roster can only have its two-way players active for up to 90 combined games. Nae’Qwan Tomlin (who has been active for 44 games) and Luke Travers (19 active games) are Cleveland’s other two-way players.