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namix · 08-08-2014, 11:27 AM

After much internal debate --- going back and forth on thinking of LBJ+Love pick&pops & floor spacing vs. LBJ+Wiggins becoming the premier lock-down wing tandem on D... I realized I failed to consider something extremely important.

Love's outlet pass ability will initiate one of the fastest fastest breaks the league has seen with LBJ & Irving.

There are going to be some uncontested lanes on D to be certain, but between their defensive rebounding & love's ability to throw some 3/4 court alley-oops to bron, there will be no shortage of 4-5 point swings for the Cavs.

So I am finally sold on the Love for Wiggins move -- what they gain on offense will makeup for what they lose on D imo.

SO, my question now is - when we look back at this 5 year stretch a couple decades from now, who was the Cavs' biggest rival?

08-08-2014, 11:27 AM	#1
namix been that, done there. Join Date: Jun 2001 Posts: 2,259 Battle Record: 2-1 Accomplishments - OM HOF Rep Power: 85246655	Cavs biggest rival over the next 5 years? After much internal debate --- going back and forth on thinking of LBJ+Love pick&pops & floor spacing vs. LBJ+Wiggins becoming the premier lock-down wing tandem on D... I realized I failed to consider something extremely important. Love's outlet pass ability will initiate one of the fastest fastest breaks the league has seen with LBJ & Irving. There are going to be some uncontested lanes on D to be certain, but between their defensive rebounding & love's ability to throw some 3/4 court alley-oops to bron, there will be no shortage of 4-5 point swings for the Cavs. So I am finally sold on the Love for Wiggins move -- what they gain on offense will makeup for what they lose on D imo. SO, my question now is - when we look back at this 5 year stretch a couple decades from now, who was the Cavs' biggest rival? __________________ well fed.