Cleveland Cavaliers center Andre Drummond and the Cavaliers have reached an agreement to pursue a buyout, and Andre Drummond will be taking his talents elsewhere. Drummond was a top notch trade target at the NBA trade deadline, but no deal ever came to fruition.

Andre Drummond is one of the best centers currently available, and he’s expected to get a ton of interest in the near future. It’s not often a 27-year-old former All-Star gets a buyout midway through the season and is free to sign with a new team.

Drummond has moved around a bit in his career thus far, and he could help a lucky team pursue a championship this season. The Detroit Pistons traded him midway through last season before the NBA shutdown in March. His tenure with the Cleveland Cavaliers ended abruptly after the team managed to land Jarrett Allen in the James Harden trade.

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Andre Drummond has been a force on the offensive and defensive side of the ball this season and he could thrive in a larger role with a contending team. Drummond, this season, is averaging 17.5 points, 13.5 rebounds, and 2.6 assists.

There’s no doubting that Andre Drummond will dominate with his new team, the question just becomes which team will get lucky enough to snag him. Let’s take a look at three potential options for Andre Drummond as a buyout option.