Former Syracuse forward Rakeem Christmas was selected 36th overall in Thursday’s NBA Draft by the Minnesota Timberwolves, but was shipped to the Cleveland Cavaliers in a trade involving former Duke point guard and Final Four MVP Tyus Jones.

Here’s a look at the Cavs’ current payroll situation from Basketball-Reference.com and how Christmas may fit in.

Christmas will join the defending runner-ups and fight to make an already crowded frontcourt. Cleveland has Kevin Love – if he returns to the Cavs in free agency – and Anderson Varejao returning from injury down low and Tristan Thompson and Timofey Mozgov already established as a one-two post presence that anchored the Cavs’ defense in the NBA Finals.

Veteran big man Kendrick Perkins will be a free agent this offseason, and Brendan Haywood likely won’t be a threat to knock Christmas off the 12-man roster despite having another year on his contract.