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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    2/5 chances he opts out

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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    He most certainly will opt out because he can get a higher max salary sooner because of how many years he's been in the league and the rising cap.

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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    Quote Originally Posted by Hey Yo
    He most certainly will opt out because he can get a higher max salary sooner because of how many years he's been in the league and the rising cap.

    this. He is definitely going to opt out. He isn't going to LA though.

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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    There was a considerable amount of discussion re: illegal backroom deal for the 5 yr max for KLove after this season.

    Because why would the Cavs have given so much for him without a promise?

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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    Quote Originally Posted by HurricaneKid
    There was a considerable amount of discussion re: illegal backroom deal for the 5 yr max for KLove after this season.

    Because why would the Cavs have given so much for him without a promise?


    promises can be broken, ala Boozer.

    But i'm with you on this, the cavs probably wouldn't have pulled the trigger on the deal unless there was a clear indication he was committed to playing with Lebron.

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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    Quote Originally Posted by DukeDelonte13
    promises can be broken, ala Boozer.

    But i'm with you on this, the cavs probably wouldn't have pulled the trigger on the deal unless there was a clear indication he was committed to playing with Lebron.
    If Cavs have a horrible season (6 seed, first round loss), I could see Love leaving, because I'm sure he anticipated dominance.

    That said, Cavs will probably have a very successful year, and Love will re-sign.

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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    Quote Originally Posted by DukeDelonte13
    this. He is definitely going to opt out. He isn't going to LA though.
    Agree

    He said he wants to win, not watch Kobe take 29FGA per game.

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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    Plus Cleveland can offer the most max money than any other team.

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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    It's all part of the plan....after this season Love will return to Minnesota

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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    Quote Originally Posted by Sammyzuko
    It's all part of the plan....after this season Love will return to Minnesota
    Love and lebron both bolt to the wolves.

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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    Quote Originally Posted by DukeDelonte13
    this. He is definitely going to opt out. He isn't going to LA though.
    Who knows. I get the feeling that he wont get the kudos and 'love' he is looking for playing in Lebron's shadow. If Kobe is nagged with injuries again this year, the Lakers may declare a new era to begin next year and sell Love on being a huge star in the 2nd biggest market.

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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    Quote Originally Posted by choppermagic
    Who knows. I get the feeling that he wont get the kudos and 'love' he is looking for playing in Lebron's shadow. If Kobe is nagged with injuries again this year, the Lakers may declare a new era to begin next year and sell Love on being a huge star in the 2nd biggest market.
    You seriously think Kobe will allow Love to become the team's first option?
    And how much "love" do you think Kevin is going to get for leading the Lakers to the lottery?

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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    Wouldn't it make more sense to opt in and then get max money in 2016?

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    Default Re: Wait, there's a possibility of Love opting out?

    Quote Originally Posted by choppermagic
    Who knows. I get the feeling that he wont get the kudos and 'love' he is looking for playing in Lebron's shadow. If Kobe is nagged with injuries again this year, the Lakers may declare a new era to begin next year and sell Love on being a huge star in the 2nd biggest market.
    Love isn't the answer to LA Lakers problems. They need a generational talent which love is not. They made a mistake going after another superstar du jour in Dwight Howard and they don't need to repeat it.

    Love is a bit of a diva and a downright terrible defender, and IMO was a bad leader in Minny. Come to think of it, he is kind of like the bigman version of Kyrie Irving. He's best suited as a complimentary piece and not a number option, at least at this stage in his career.

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