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Ha ha that means they are getting rid of KO.
Can't understand why Love would leave the extra money and chance for a title in Cleveland.
Quote from: oldutican on May 27, 2015, 09:46:35 PMCan't understand why Love would leave the extra money and chance for a title in Cleveland.Really? Dude's a legit star in the prime of his career, he should be the focal point of an offense, not standing in the corner waiting for Lebron to maybe, justly maybe kick it out to him for a three. The more pertinent question is, why would Cleavland want to keep him? Since they've turned him into a stretch 4 who spots up and does some rebounding, why pay him the max. If you use Love like he's Channing Frye, just go get Channing Frye, he makes way less than the $20 mil Love's going to make. Other than the sunk cost of losing Wiggins, there's not much motivation for the Cavs in retaining him.
Quote from: Clench123 on May 27, 2015, 08:17:22 PMImagine this starting five...IT, Paul Pierce, Kevin Love, and Cousins A man can only dream...More like a nightmare... I can already see them getting abused on the defensive end.
Imagine this starting five...IT, Paul Pierce, Kevin Love, and Cousins A man can only dream...
I would love it, but I just don't see Love leaving the Cavs, unless hes honestly set on winning with him as the man. Sure, we could supplement that. If Love did come here, how does anyone feel about trading for Rudy Gay, and bringing in Omer Asik?
Quote from: Monkhouse on May 27, 2015, 10:31:00 PMI would love it, but I just don't see Love leaving the Cavs, unless hes honestly set on winning with him as the man. Sure, we could supplement that. If Love did come here, how does anyone feel about trading for Rudy Gay, and bringing in Omer Asik?Feels like settling for good but not great players creating a good but not great team. I think it would limit options (cost of acquisition and salary space tied up) going forward and make it hard to turn team into a title contender.
Quote from: Monkhouse on May 27, 2015, 10:31:00 PMI would love it, but I just don't see Love leaving the Cavs, unless hes honestly set on winning with him as the man. Sure, we could supplement that. If Love did come here, how does anyone feel about trading for Rudy Gay, and bringing in Omer Asik?Feels like settling for good but not great players in an effort to create a good but not great team. I think it would limit options (cost of acquisition and salary space tied up) going forward and make it hard to turn team into a title contender.