Former Cavs Teammates Including Kevin Love Comment LeBron’s Situation With Lakers

The Los Angeles Lakers are far from the playoffs, and the Lakers nation is fed up with the losses on the floor. The Lakers lost games to weak opponents, and we couldn’t just ignore the mistakes on the court. LeBron James was caught yelling at his teammates, and the young Kyle Kuzma pushed him to play defense. It was a literal push. LA is 5.5 games outside of a playoff spot, and there are only 18 games left in the regular season. Kyrie Irving talked about LeBron’s struggle in Los Angeles, and a few of his former teammates talked, too. Kevin Love is one of them.

Kevin Love played on the championship team in Cleveland several years ago. He did a really good job with Irving and LeBron. He joined the team in the 2014-15 season through a trade with the Minnesota Timberwolves. Love is still there.

The Cavs player is aware of the struggles LeBron has. The Cavaliers can’t really win a game at the moment. Love also knows that LeBron is one of the best players out there. According to him, it takes some time for newly formed teams to play at high-level.

The 2014-15 Cavs team was 19020 after 39 games. King Lames missed 18 games due to his groin injury, and fans still hope for him to play great. Some of his teammates are out of the court, and LeBron can’t do it on his own. LeBron’s former teammate said, “We’ve seen in the past anything can happen.”

Kevin Love also talked about the Cavaliers’ efforts to win each game.

“We need to continue to play the type of basketball we’ve been playing; moving the basketball, getting stops — even if we get down, just not giving in. We’ve been able to fight back.

LeBron’s situation is really tough at the moment, and Channing Frye believes it is even harder in the Western Conference. “If [the Lakers] don’t make it, it’s justifiable. Teams are good, and he’s the only All-Star.” He isn’t doubting LeBron.
 “…something happens when it’s crunch time, and [LeBron] just steps to another level. I’m not doubting him or that team.”