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Besides, lets see what they do against Golden State before saying they can win w/o Love. They've beaten two tomato cans, and one team that they were simply built to beat without Love, to get to the finals.
Boston was a roster of scrubs playing thug-ball
Chicago is an aging roster whose best player has the knees of my dead grandfather
Atlanta couldn't match up with LeBald, and the twin rebounding freaks Mozzy and TT. The Cavs size and offensive rebounding prowess simply overmatched them
If this comment has been made, I apologize, but Varejao looks like Gene Simmons these days with his hair.
Report: Cavaliers could activate Anderson Varejao in NBA Finals if necessary
ESPN Cleveland @ESPNCleveland
Windhorst: "I've been told that if anything were to go bad, Anderson Varejao could be activated."
8:59 AM - 29 May 2015
Entire article: http://probasketballtalk.nbcsports....-anderson-varejao-in-nba-finals-if-necessary/
The Cavs definitely need to re-sign Love. His shooting efficiency and rebounding rate is one of the best in the league. Even if there were a solid stretch four on the market, which there isn't, Love would still be the best option. Kyrie and LeBron have faced a ton of adversity trying to win by themselves this postseason, and the need for a third star is pretty apparent to anyone who watches the game.
Kevin Love says he expects to play for the Cavs next season
Cleveland Cavaliers forward Kevin Love spoke to media on Sunday for the first time since having season-ending surgery on his shoulder. The million-dollar question was asked, and Love did not leave any room for misinterpretation, via ESPN's Dave McMenamin:
Dave McMenamin @mcten
Kevin Love on next season: "I truly expect to be suiting up for Game 1." For the Cavs? Love: "Yes, sir."
2:30 PM - 31 May 2015
Love's decision this summer is complicated -- the Cavs will also be looking to re-sign forward Tristan Thompson to a large deal, the salary cap is going to increase in 2016 and Cleveland has advanced to the NBA Finals despite his injury. You couldn't blame him if he said he wanted to explore his options. The fact he's not doing that is notable.
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In other news: Love told reporters that he has lost 15 pounds since the surgery and he sent Boston Celtics forward Kelly Olynyk a text saying it's all good. Love had previously called the incident that injured him a "bush-league" play by Olynyk.
Entire article: http://www.cbssports.com/nba/eye-on...s-he-expects-to-play-for-the-cavs-next-season
http://www.foxsports.com/nba/story/...ng-nba-finals-vs-golden-state-warriors-053115
I know we've been burned in the past, but Love has never done anything to make me think that his word isn't good.
Unlike Carlos Boozer.....