NBA 2016 Trade Rumors Reports Cavaliers’ Kevin Love Abandons LeBron James For Minnesota Or The Boston Celtics; The Turf Wars Begin!

NBA trade rumors are often filled with news regarding Kevin Love. The recent NBA trade rumors suggest that Kevin Love, the star player of Cleveland Cavaliers, might abandon LeBron James to switch base to Minnesota team or the Boston Celtics.

The Minnesota team is hit back a little after the retirement of the star player Kevin Garnett. Bringing in Kevin Love into the team would set the team on a fast pace. It will also give the team a steady roster in the forthcoming NBA season. Ricky Rubio is also awaiting a player who can match his skills and play in tandem with him. Kevin Love, obviously, seems to be the first choice. NBA trade rumors and reports are already ablaze with the news that Kevin Love is the replacement for Kevin Garnett.

Also, Minnesota has other problems to address. Nikola Pekovic sustained injuries on his ankle and is not fit enough to play at his best. Kevin Love's name seems to be the first choice for the Minnesota Timberwolves according to many reports, reported Morning Ledger.

These recent NBA trade rumors did not bode well with LeBron James and the other team members. It is not easy for Kevin Love to abandon LeBron James and the other team members and hence this NBA theory might just be debunked, reported Fox Sports.

It is not novelty that the players who once played with each other ended up playing against one another. Chris Bosh and Dwayne Wade are examples for the same. NBA trade rumors suggest the same for Kevin Love and LeBron James. It is a known fact that LeBron once played alongside Bosh and Wade and played against them. It is now speculated that the same will repeat in case of Kevin Love. It is rumored that Kevin Love would play against LeBron in the NBA turf wars.

These NBA trade rumors cannot be affirmed as there are no official reports for this arrangement as of now. It is also vague and there are no indicators that Kevin Love will be traded off to Minnesota.