Kevin Love said he regrets not having at least one more season with former teammates in the Cleveland Cavaliers LeBron James and Kyrie Irving.
Love also believes the era of the Big 3 Cavs ended sooner than he had hoped for.
“To even have just one more run at it, to see what we were capable of. Just one more run. I would’ve really loved to see that. I think we would’ve been primed for another really big run. Even if it was, for both of them, their last year in Cleveland. It would’ve been nice to see what we were capable of.
Take away any of the off-the-court stuff—it’s easy to say that—but on the court, they were devastating together. Playing downhill like that, when they were on, outside of the Warriors, we didn’t believe that anybody could play with us. With how we spread the floor, with how Bron was so powerful and dominant. Kyrie as well.
He was a magician with the basketball and playing in the open court. Hitting 3s and shooters all around them. It’s tough to bring in so many new players and not know what that’s going to look like,” Love told Jason Lloyd of The Athletic.
Love, James and Irving led the Cavaliers to the 2016 NBA title.
