He definitely has work to do. I'm not denying that. He lost last offseason which set him back with his shot. I just don't see him as a mere bench player. I think he can be a quality PG in the NBA and he's on a good team to become that with the right coach. Like we said earlier, wait and see.
Lol @ trading Wiggins for Love and Love leaving the next year. It's a done deal imo.
It's better than that. Top pick 3 of 4 years and they basically got an undersized shooting guard (Kyrie) and Lebron post age 30 with tons of mileage to show for it. Fuck Cleveland. God truly hates that city
Yes, but they're gonna make the finals and either play a GSW team that hasn't ever won shit or a Spurs team that has gone through a war. One injury and the might get a title. That's worth anything for Cleveland. If Kawhi gets hurt Lebron can maybe beat a tired Spurs team by himself.
Having watched a good amount of Cavs games this season I really think there is. You can really see it in their body language. I honestly don't think their relationship is so bad where Love will want to leave though. I hope so at least.
Even if they had made the 8th seed he wouldn't of won. They didnt win enough down the stretch. Kinda glad they are out, lottery and no pointless miles on Westbrook.
I think Curry should win, but I wouldn't say it's obvious nor imply those who think Harden could win are ignorant or something. That's just not classy in what I believe was a close race. Now, Westbrook on the other hand.... if you think Westbrook should win MVP please only watch soccer from now on.
Honestly, it became less and less obvious over the last couple months of the season when Harden really turned it on. I posted this same thing a few days ago, but there are 6 guys that put up legitimate MVP quality seasons this year. In any other year, without so much competition for the award, any one of them would be deserving.
