Too Much Love in CLE...they're starting to get it

[csfansince60s]

I listened to Bron Bron on a post-game on NBATv yesterday.

It seems like the guy with the self-described "huge basketball IQ" is starting to get it. (which begs the question that if he had such a huge IQ, why did it take so long to get it?, but that's for another thread).

In the post-game, james gave credit to coach Lue about the usage of KLove. He said something like, we're getting back to KLove's strengths when he played in Minny. Low post and the elbow especially, that's where he is best.

Irving was out most of the game with the flu, and KLove played real well (29.11,4).

http://www.nba.com/games/20160221/CLEOKC/gameinfo.html?ls=eref:google:1b:post

I'm not a Cavs fan, and certainly not a Bron Bron fan, but man, this can't bode well for the East, especially and for the Western Conference champs eventually.

Look out league!

[BitterJim]

I listened to Bron Bron on a post-game on NBATv yesterday.

It seems like the guy with the self-described "huge basketball IQ" is starting to get it. (which begs the question that if he had such a huge IQ, why did it take so long to get it?, but that's for another thread).

In the post-game, james gave credit to coach Lue about the usage of KLove. He said something like, we're getting back to KLove's strengths when he played in Minny. Low post and the elbow especially, that's where he is best.

Irving was out most of the game with the flu, and KLove played real well (29.11,4).

http://www.nba.com/games/20160221/CLEOKC/gameinfo.html?ls=eref:google:1b:post

I'm not a Cavs fan, and certainly not a Bron Bron fan, but man, this can't bode well for the East, especially and for the Western Conference champs eventually.

Look out league!

I think Blatt's usage of Love was one of the reasons he got fired.  He totally mismanaged him