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Cavs Now Offering Wiggins In Deal For Love

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it's possible the Warriors offered something that would only be bested with Cavs offering Wiggins.

True, but he'd also need to be willing to sign a long term deal there. And it's been said they aren't willing to trade Thompson.

If he wants to be a Cav, he will be a Cav.

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I make this deal if I'm the cavs. Irving & Lebron will get most of the shots & touches do unless Wiggins is a good spot up shooter he won't see the ball much. Love's game complements those two better& he gives them a presence in the paint

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I first thought this was dumb as well, but the more I think about it...

 

If I'm a GM, I do whatever it takes to get a dominant big man.  They are very rare, while wing scorers basically grow on trees in comparison.

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Id rather have a Lebron with a front court guy...Kyrie is the other penetrator playmaker so it makes more balance on the team.

Wiggins is an athlete at this stage and having Mike Miller, Waiters, James Jones spreads the floor for Kyrie and Lebron with Love on the block.

Right now Wiggins game(today) is a glorified Gerald Henderson. Defender, driver with questionable shot.

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I'm torn on this. I wouldn't want to give up Wiggins (obviously), but in a win-now mode, Love gives them the best chance for that. Love and Irving both have some injury history, so that scares me too about pairing them with LBJ. 

 

The thought of Kyrie, LBJ, and Love together on offense is a beautiful, beautiful thing though. 

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