A) If KLove leaves, it'll probably be for the money. If Cavs win Obie without KLove, there's not much incentive for them to max him and he knows it. If they are able to get close without Kyrie and him, same thing.
B) It's clear that KLove was a distant third wheel on Cavs. The vibe was also strange with the King. Chemistry wasn't right (see 2008 Cs for for example of good chemistry in putting together a team of many new pieces). Probably didn't help that Blatt was an NBA rookie.
C) An injury will make you think about your next contract. That favors getting a long deal now rather than later for more. There's risk to be factored in.
D) At first, I thought Love leaving was a long shot, but given A, B, and C above, I'm starting to think it's a lot closer to 50/50 than before, and becomes more likely if the Cavs get close to the Obie against GSW.
E) There's no reason Love can't be the best player on a championship team. last year's champs weren't loaded with superstars , the Cs in the 70's, Piston dynasties 80s and 00s' , etc. The idea that there is but one way to do anything is usually wrong unless it's your wife's idea.
F) Doesn't mean he comes here though, but the Lakers are far from a sure thing even for the playoffs next season, never mind long-term even if he signed there. I'm sure other team will come-a-courtin with half the league having substantial cap space.