fishonjazz
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This is a fair trade for both teams.
Cleveland - As great as he is, Lebron's 29 and been in the league for more than a decade. He can still play another decade, but he wants to win now and doesn't have the luxury of time. Wiggins may be awesome four years from now, but nobody will take a 33 year old Lebron over his current self. Love gives him a better chance to win in his prime vs. Wiggins - simple as that.
Minnesota - Love was gone next year and you can either get assets for him and bite the bullet now or wait until you leave empty-handed. The protected first is going to be a late pick so it doesn't really matter. Bennett is a role player who is too small to guard PF's and not quick enough to guard SF's, but he could be a competent 6th man since he has a decent shooting touch. Wiggins is really the only thing that matters; he could be T-Mac or a poor man's Rudy Gay, but Minny isn't going anywhere so you may as well let him develop and hope that he can become a cornerstone for your franchise.
They need Love to do what he does well - score, rebound, pass and throw long touchdowns to LeBron. Varejao, TT and Haywood can handle the interior D.
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I agree with these.
A lot of people are underrating Kevin love because his teams have sucked. His numbers are ELITE though and he should fit very very nicely with Cleveland.
How many playoff games has Anthony Davis won? A lot of people consider him to be a top five player in the league.