NBA Trade Rumors: Cleveland Cavaliers Trading Kevin Love For Kenneth Faried?

Kevin Love has become another favorite pick for the NBA rumors this offseason. Cleveland Cavaliers have already spoken that they are not trading love but the latest scoop we have for the forthcoming season suggests otherwise. Cavs is reportedly considering on trading Kevin Love for Denver Nuggets' Kenneth Faried.

Reports have it that Kevin Love is the odd man in the Cavs. The big man is not the best teammate for LeBron James and Kyrie Irving. In fact, per Bleacher Report, Kevin Love is only the fifth-most valuable player on Cleveland Cavaliers' squad. He is next LeBron James, Kyrie Irving, Tristan Thompson and J.R. Smith.

Although Kevin Love has a superior power compared to Thompson and Smith he has problems in some areas. Some question his versatile scoring abilities and he has difficulties working with the rest of Cavs' squad for the defense part.

Meanwhile, iSportsTimes reported that Cleveland Cavaliers intend to trade Kevin Love this summer. Love's potential new home could be Denver Nuggets.

Per Nugg Love, the Cleveland Cavaliers-Denver Nuggets trade is possible. Nuggets could send its power forward Kenneth Faried along with Wilson Chandler, Jameer Nelson and its first-round draft pick for the next NBA season to acquire Kevin Love.

According to Tim Hart, Kenneth Faried and Wilson Chandler are a match to Kevin Love's skills. Chandler is skilled with shooting threes while Faried is great at rebounding and paint protection.

Kenneth Faried and Wilson Chandler could split the power forward position. Both could be as one and work with Kyrie Irving and LeBron James to give Cavs the best gameplay this NBA season.

Meanwhile, the report added that the two NBA contenders could also swap their point guards Mo Williams and Jameer Nelson. Williams would be a great addition to Nuggets' rookie Jamal Murray

What do you think of this potential trade between Cleveland Cavaliers and Denver Nuggets? Should the two teams push this? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.