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Ian Martínez joins Cleveland Charge to compete in the NBA G League

October 1, 2026 Alex Carter - Sports Editor Sport

Costa Rican basketball player Ian Martínez has officially signed with the Cleveland Charge to compete in the NBA G League, advancing his pursuit of becoming the first Costa Rican player in the NBA. The signing follows his July 2026 stint in the NBA Summer League with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Path to the G League and International Experience

Martínez officially secured his spot with the Cleveland Charge after outlining a route he previously mentioned during an interview with CR Hoy. The guard’s progression to the NBA G League builds upon a professional resume that spans multiple international competitions. According to official data provided by the Cleveland Charge, Martínez played for the Redwell Gunners Oberwart in Austria during the 2025-2026 season, where he averaged 20.1 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 2.9 assists per game. In addition to his stint in the Austrian league, Martínez also holds professional experience playing in Israel.

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Summer League Performance and Roster Integration

The opportunity with the Cleveland Charge comes on the heels of Martínez’s participation in the NBA Summer League in July 2026.

The Historic Milestone Ahead

With his official placement on the Cleveland Charge roster, Martínez moves one step closer to his ultimate career objective. As he begins his campaign in the NBA G League, he maintains his focus on breaking barriers for his home country and establishing himself as the first-ever basketball player from Costa Rica to log official minutes in the National Basketball Association.

Ian Martínez joins Cleveland Charge to compete in the NBA G League

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