Love on LeBron: "We're not best friends or hanging out everyday", doesn't pick LBJ for MVP

[IGSaint12]

LeBron seems like a cliquish kinda guy. If you're not in his clique you're excluded. I'm pretty sure there was a few of his teammates that were happy to see him leave Miami. Rio Chalmers would be at the top of that list.

Bosh was too. And it looks like Love is the Bosh on this team.

 

[the cool]

Love the way you lie no rhianna

 

[Malta]

Obviously he would never say he's gone during the season

The Cavs own his bird rights, with the new TV deal coming next year, he'd be leaving an ungodly amount of money on the table to sign with another team this summer. If he leaves next summer, he could potentially lose $25-30 million, he keeps saying he's going to stay because that's where the money is.

 

[Eye Cue DA COLI GAWD]

Oh hold up... did Love say something that brought the Wiggins stans out to act like trading away Wiggins for a guy averaging 16/10 as a 3rd option is the WOAT trade???

Oh I see them... didn't take long for them to shyt on Love.

I love this... dude was like "Wiggins is gonna THAT good"

Like when, nikka???

 

[Darealtwo1]

Oh hold up... did Love say something that brought the Wiggins stans out to act like trading away Wiggins for a guy averaging 16/10 as a 3rd option is the WOAT trade???

Oh I see them... didn't take long for them to shyt on Love.

I love this... dude was like "Wiggins is gonna THAT good"

Like when, nikka???

Yo remember when they shipped that bytch nikka dion waiters to okc cuz his fat ass couldn't make lay ups or hit WIDE open 3's

 

[AkaDemiK]

yall can say what you want...but

We're not best friends, we're not hanging out everyday

sounds like something a corny ass dude would say. Just say we cool, hes a great teammate and keep it moving.

yep...

there's a million ways to word this to keep the peace....

 

[Ace2306]

Statistically? No.

More efficient, scoring more

 

[jaguar paw]

The Cavs own his bird rights, with the new TV deal coming next year, he'd be leaving an ungodly amount of money on the table to sign with another team this summer. If he leaves next summer, he could potentially lose $25-30 million, he keeps saying he's going to stay because that's where the money is.

It's also where the winning is. He tried that number one option route and he knows where it got him.

He'd go to Boston or the Lakers to have to start over.

Like I've maintained throughout. This is boot camp for him. He'll ride this train as long as LeBron is in his prime and then do his own thing elsewhere. He'd only stay past that if Irving becomes a top 5 player.

 

[Primetime21]

Off topic but what was deal between Bosh and Lebron in Miami?

there was no deal they just weren't close friends. That's why you'd see LeBron out at a college game with James Jones and Wade but you would never see he and Bosh together for anything that wasn't a team/family event. For the record I dont think anybody on the Heat was "glad" he left but it was more like from a few guys

 

[Rocket Scientist]

there was no deal they just weren't close friends. That's why you'd see LeBron out at a college game with James Jones and Wade but you would never see he and Bosh together for anything that wasn't a team/family event. For the record I dont think anybody on the Heat was "glad" he left but it was more like from a few guys

Never noticed that,Bosh strikes me as type of guy to not hang out with the fellas as much.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Glad Love left Minnesota

Now its solidified how worthless and unimportant his stats are. Can't use the Wolves are trash narrative anymore.

Not exactly.

The problem is - one of the three was always going to have a drop in production more than the other two - it only makes sense that he's the odd one out, since he isn't a ball-handler. Bron/Kyrie take up 70-80% of the team's possessions, which has basically left him with relatively the same offensive load as JR Smith. He needs consistent touches throughout the game, in order to build rhythm/confidence and he needs them on a regular basis, else he becomes underutilized and irrelevant. He certainly hasn't helped his cause either by not pushing for more of an inclusion, which is in part of not wanting to rock the boat as the Cavs are winning with everything as is.

 

[Primetime21]

Never noticed that,Bosh strikes me as type of guy to not hang out with the fellas as much.

Bosh is an interesting cat, but definitely a family man. You dont see him out on the scene much at all he be with his wife and kids, traveling, off in the corner reading a book or something.

 

[Rocket Scientist]

Bosh is an interesting cat, but definitely a family man. You dont see him out on the scene much at all he be with his wife and kids, traveling, off in the corner reading a book or something.

All the silliness aside with him,thats how you gotta be

 

[Ohene]

So true . I guess they don't like love speaking his mind they rather him be a 7 foot mo Williams

and @Brozay

I see what you mean

Thats a comment that Love would have to go out of his way to say. He described their relationship.


I am not a Lebron fan but that was a indeed a hoe ass move by Love.

this. It's about the wording...like he had the "" face when he said it.


That's just who he is though...if the Minnesota debacle showed us anything. This dude said our "relationship is evolving" Would yall ever say that about a coworker?


Look at it like this. If you were switching from one employer to another competitor ...lets say Goldman Sachs to JP Morgan and during your background check your manager said, "Me and Brozay? Well...we werent best friends or hanging out everyday but our relationship was evolving" how would you feel upon finding that out?

You'd probably look at your manager like he is some hoe ass nikka that tried to prevent you from changing jobs no?

 

[Ohene]

Not exactly.

The problem is - one of the three was always going to have a drop in production more than the other two - it only makes sense that he's the odd one out, since he isn't a ball-handler. Bron/Kyrie take up 70-80% of the team's possessions, which has basically left him with relatively the same offensive load as JR Smith. He needs consistent touches throughout the game, in order to build rhythm/confidence and he needs them on a regular basis, else he becomes underutilized and irrelevant. He certainly hasn't helped his cause either by not pushing for more of an inclusion, which is in part of not wanting to rock the boat as the Cavs are winning with everything as is.

Meh

you take Kevin Love out...and start Tristan Thompson...how much does that team decline?
same way...put Kevin Love on a team like the Raptors or Wizards (teams needing a PF) and how much do they improve?

As skilled as he is I have never thought he was an impact player the way a Disco Dirk / Kevin Garnett used to be or even how an Anthony Davis/Blake Griffin are now.