By the looks of it, the 2018-2019 season has had a rough beginning for the Cleveland Cavaliers. The team started the season with 0-6 which is the worst start from the Cavaliers in 20 years, and the launch is even for the team that came out with a final appearance. Then there ditching the head coach Ty Lue. As of now, the team is locked up in a topsy-turvy stalemate with an acting coach of the team Larry Drew who wants to have further commitments from the team to offer him the role of interim head coach.
In accordance to this, Kevin Love has reportedly missed last three games, and he might also be opting for an extended absence because of his foot injury. With Love getting hurt and Lue fired from the team, the Cavaliers might be opting for dropping off the season to focus on the future of the team. According to a fresh report from Adrian Wojnarowski and Brian Windhorst from ESPN, the Cleveland Cavaliers are keeping an option open to get into trade talks with Kyle Korver, the veteran 3-point specialist and they are even opting to deal with significant other NBA veterans.
The reason for firing Lue was due to a disagreement between the front office and the former coach over the fact that how much the pro veterans like Korver, Channing Frye and J.R. Smith ought to play. Another way for solving the dilemma was to simply move forward and trade the player away rather than figure out how to play them by keeping them satisfied and in the meantime giving chances to the young players. Korver is an elite 3-point shooter and has enticed a lot of teams so far even though his career is coming to an end. Moreover, another most exciting trade piece that the Cavs have with them is Love.
