How Good Was PRIME Kevin Love Actually?

[@Jack10016]

I’ll always respect him for sacrificing his personal stats for the greater good of the team (when he was playing alongside LeBron Kyrie)

[@christiankarlkarganilla2763]

And for taking the bulk of the blame and criticism whenever the Cavs (during the Kyrie-LeBron days) lose a game which is soo unfair on him.

[@kekro7660]

@@christiankarlkarganilla2763 facts

[@sean6067]

@@christiankarlkarganilla2763 messed him up mentally though :(

[@christiankarlkarganilla2763]

@@sean6067 I know. As someone who suffers mental struggles, I respect him for still going in spite of the unfair criticism and hate. Dude deserves better.

[@IllMatic97]

@@christiankarlkarganilla2763 Kevin Love didn't take all the blame on those teams man lol. LeBron was literally blamed for almost everything at the end the day while Kevin Love was just getting heat for not making a big impact.

[@SuperNASCARrocks]

One of the most underrated parts of his game was his outlet passing. He was so good at that.

[@rhmhnn9526]

Actually it's not underrated at all. It's probably his most acknowledged skill outside rebouding.

[@N5RTH]

@@rhmhnn9526 yea he doesn’t know what he is talking bout ignore him

[@1ksprite963]

Bro fr, man was a whole QB

[@bshayc79]

Interesting.. that's what I remember him being known for 🤣

[@brucelau2023]

Kevin love for the most part is a Minnesota Timberwolves legend, he deserves way much better and more respect truly , it was just the front office making some horrendous and stupid ass decisions for him in his prime that he never got ACTUAL help , and that’s actually being honest because he never really did

[@dargondude2375]

@@Massachamp08 Its the front office and ownership. Also its cruel to take away a basketball team from a city and simply moving isn't going to change their fortune, It would still have the same roster.

[@dargondude2375]

​@@Massachamp08 The won several championships and did the first 3-peat in nba history they were the most successful team in basketball before and after the move. It's a terrible example. It was literally the same organization through out as well, they literally just moved because there was more money out in LA.

[@dargondude2375]

@@Massachamp08 They were the most successful team in the nba before they got relocated and were the same afterwards that's not change in fortune. I don't know of the NHL or MLB so I won't comment on that. OKC best players were drafted by the Sonics their core of Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant was created by the previous team so its slightly better than the lakers but it's still wrong they likely would have had similar success if they stayed.

[@TomTheNuke]

@@dargondude2375 look at my vancouver grizzlies they couldn't draft for their life, and the front office was pretty much awful, so they moved to Memphis then they draft roty pau gasol the next season as well as players by the likes of Mike conley, ja morant and others

[@TomTheNuke]

@@dargondude2375 Minnesota is also a place where close to no stars go to in free agency because of the marketability and location/temperature and the team is better off moving to Las Vegas, Seattle, or Vancouver especially if KAT wants out soon or they have 2-3ore losing seasons. The team was even last in attendance last season and this season out of all registered teams.

[@MaxAndersonn]

Kevin Love deserves to get more love he was a Timberwolves legend.

[@IllMatic97]

(like the timberwolves have that many "legends" to begin with) KG is the only legend of that team let's be honest.

[@fullmetalgamer6062]

Kevin deserves more Love.

[@ineveryuniverse3953]

@@IllMatic97 for how good he was and what his records were, he’s definitely a Timberwolves legend. he obviously is nowhere close to KG in terms of the Wolves legacy, but he also had to carry the Wolves in his prime (except they didn’t make the playoffs)

[@dbabu51]

Nice pun

[@ssmprod844]

@@IllMatic97 Love is too

[@llsacredll]

Unfortunate how he had the bosh treatment in Cleveland where he had to sacrifice a huge portion of his post play, and overall game to essentially just be a pure stretch 4 for what the team wanted him to do.

[@20marvelman]

It didn’t help he wasn’t a good defender. Bosh playing the way he did helped because he could focus more defensively and that solved their big man issue. On the Cavs, they needed floor spacing so Love at the center was obvious but made the defense bad

[@tj5180]

Used as scapegoats by bron fans

[@benomerovic5515]

@@tj5180 I mean he shot 40 percent or less from the field in the finals and especially in 2016 where he averaged 8 points and was getting outperformed by Tristan Thompson and jr smith

[@kylenguyen6535]

@@benomerovic5515 I mean the cavs offense system put him as a spot 4 at all times. Man forgot how to play cus he had to cater to the needy king

[@alexescutia4805]

@@kylenguyen6535 yeah a pro nba player of loves caliber “forgot” how to play basketball because they made him space the floor more

[@namjookim8714]

Love is a beast back then. I remembered he scored 30+ pts and grabbed 30+ rebound in a single game. The problem is nobody trust him

[@azashakl6504]

Kevin Love was an MVP caliber player for Minnesota, and I wouldn’t say he declined with Cleveland or he just played with Lebron and Kyrie, who were the top scoring options. And now he just doesn’t appear to wanna play anymore. Really sad, hope things work out for him.

[@TimTheImpaler]

Yeah I'm not gonna waste my hope on a sad millionaire in his 30's

[@mkratos17]

Yeah seem like he lost confidence he's been injured a lot too though

[@tonystretch5102]

Bro he wasn’t a an MVP caliber player... he was the 1st option on a bad team which is going to mean he gets the most opportunities on the team

[@gelebryan760]

@@tonystretch5102 doesnt matter what the team record is. If you are averaging 26 pts and 12.5 rebounds on 45 from the field and 37 from 3... that makes you an MVP candidate

[@toughmunths]

@@gelebryan760 No it doesn't

[@DeadPlayin]

Only good defense Love had was on Curry in game 7 back in 2016. Ironically enough, his defense may’ve won them the chip

[@kenrickkahn]

Yep he locked down Curry and gave it his all against a Prime Curry.. Shot = Kyrie Block = LeBron Lock Down Defense = Love Which all added up to a Championship

[@elliottstevens7168]

Cap

[@jjj9861]

No matter what we say.. lebron always get the credits anyway.

[@jordanford9320]

@@kenrickkahn not trying to diminish but curry was recovering from an mcl sprain and didn't have the quickness he usually has especially late in the game. I'm not a fan of either team I just want the facts out there. Still great defense from someone not known for it.

[@EldePHX]

Yes he put the clamps on curry

[@FinalQueue007]

Always love how a lot of "fans" act like T-Wolves Love never existed. Or act like he regressed instantly when he went to the Cavs

[@a.j.woodson4054]

he did regressed instantly tho

[@edubockmann]

@@a.j.woodson4054 that's the lebron effect. He makes every player that he plays with to become a spot up shooter

[@rlmalonzo1184]

@@edubockmann not anyone, mostly 1 2 and 4's. It resulted to a championship tho...the problem was injuries, mental health and lack of motivation. People forget that before.. even tho his role changed with the cavs he's still an allstar and very effective alongside irving and bron.

[@peterstark4562]

You will definitely regress if your team system runs by a ball dominant facilitator and scorer who also loves to rebound and then add another ball dominant iso scorer. Kevin love was a 26ppg/13rpg franchise player and turned to a spot up shooter and screener. He made a mistake joining the cavs bec he will never get the credit for that title. Lebron takes 80% of the credit and 20% on kyrie.

[@eg7167]

@@peterstark4562 you can still find a way to contribute which love didn’t do. Wasn’t a factor on the defensive end like bosh was and shot poorly as well especially in the playoffs

[@John.Asante]

I had no idea Love was 6'8 - that makes his rebounding numbers even more impressive

[@swishcountyproductions]

Minnesota has an underrated ability to get the most of their bigs man they’ve had some great ones (big al, kg, love, kat)

[@rmelo2382]

And an exceptional ability to waste their careers lmao

[@swishcountyproductions]

@@rmelo2382 yeah they’re ass at everything else lmao

[@zzgaming29]

And waste their time and prime….

[@KH-ou4st]

But always fail to build a team around them, that’s why the Timberwolves are one of the saddest teams in the NBA, their front office is so incompetent

[@KH-ou4st]

@@Massachamp08 smh, the Timberwolves just keeps being the Timberwolves, the next big man stud they’ll draft in the future is gonna have a wasted career too. And the worse part, you can’t hope for the best bc what is hope suppose to do for a player in Minnesota

[@1caringhuman]

I remember watching him as a kid and seeing him take over a game against the Kings in 2012. I will never forget how someone I least expected just flat out dominated the game. Man was hitting shot after shot after shot. That’s when I had a real glimpse of his greatness on the court.

[@badintentions732]

Against the Kings, greatness....okay

[@niel2603]

My man was always having mental health problems. So he decided to drop his weight to further his mental and physical health bc those 2 are hand in hand. His weight is a big factor on why he was the best power forward in the game. With his 6'8 height and heavy frame with a lower center gravity than other PF's (in addition to impeccable rebounding instincts made him top tier. The change from minesota where he's a first option to the cavs as a 3rd option was a big change also.

[@desirablepaintingllctv541]

I kept up with Cleveland this whole time and there is nothing but love for Kevin here.

[@jerryalamo3]

First Kevin Garnett then Kevin Love now Karl Anthony towns and D'Angelo Russell the Timberwolves undisputably have the worst front office in all of the NBA

[@leetorry]

I'm suprised Urinating Tree never shat on them when he did more NBA vids. Timberwolves is pain.

[@splashnskillz37]

@@leetorry Fr, Anthony Edwards next ?

[@elliottstevens7168]

Cardinals don't look much better.. wasting Hopkins Career out tbere.. the place is a retirement home

[@EldePHX]

@@splashnskillz37 if he is smart, he will deny a contract extension with them and leave

[@DarkEmoNinja]

As a Wolves fan I hate it here sometimes. I really wanted to see KAT, Wiggins, and Lavine to grow TOGETHER but here we are.

[@switchpp1266]

Andy can you made video about player that turn down big contract for no reason like Noel,Shroder

[@ikevogan381]

I still think Kevin love If he gets in shape can be a solid player a good role playing stretch four, he can still rebound shoot and a pretty good passer

[@kenrickkahn]

what gets me about Players like him.. is that they have all the skills to be good to great but can't control their weight for sh_t..

[@ikevogan381]

@@kenrickkahn he dominated well being overweight so idk if it's a real problem

[@QuietStorm263]

@@ikevogan381 I think it’s work ethic IMO

[@omb3d80]

he would flourish in a role similar to Blake’s on the Nets he just needs a change of scenery to reinvigorate him

[@TheBaconBasket1]

@@ikevogan381 That was when he was younger when his knees could keep up with the speed of the NBA despite his weight. After injuries + age being in shape is tantamount for longevity in your career. I know Dwight Howard is an extreme example, but because of how well he stays in shape he is still a very good backup center this late in his career and any team would love to have him.

[@brucelau2023]

Totally not expecting this kind of video today from Andy , but with the amount of Kevin love videos he’s made over the past 2-3 years , I’m not surprised in the slightest

[@phoenix6381]

Lovin' the Love

[@SeBushi]

Not afraid to admit that he’s my favorite player 💪🏼 , put my boy on a contender

[@1nerdyguy]

Kevin love is my personal basketball idol, despite being a heat fan during the big 3 era Kevin love was always and will always be my favorite, and now he’s on the heat so he’ll always have me as a fan no matter how bad his game looks, dudes a tank

[@wescrawford6724]

Minnesota K-Love was my favorite player in the league. His rebounding and post offense was refreshing as the league was shifting to big men shooting more than banging in the post. I’m happy he got a ring, I just wish Cleveland utilized him better!

[@ChawletMelk]

I feel like he stopped working on improving his game, once his role got smaller on the Cavs.. so once Kyrie and Lebron left, he wasn't ready to go back to a dominant role

[@ogdanny5933]

Kevin loves injury history caught up to him so it wasn't just getting old

[@shandobombs]

I mean what could he have done to prevent Kelly Olynk from rippin his arm off

[@ogdanny5933]

@@shandobombs His injury history consists of way more than kelly olynk ripping off his arm one time

[@erikscream]

I’m just god you gave the man props, a lot of people forget how good he actually was.

[@SSman560]

Such a weird/interesting career. I remember when he went 30 pts 30 reb vs NYK'S. Crazy.

[@vu1ture668]

Even now he's great during his minutes with Miami. There are many games where the team struggles to rebound and Kevin Love gets subbed in for 12 minutes and gets 9 rebounds. He's almost always the smartest player on the court.

[@collin.grant1]

He was a great part of the cavs. He took a 3rd scoring role to win a title. I don’t think he fell off he just played his role best he could

[@brucelau2023]

Still waiting for the day when Andy posts another “how good was X player actually” videos .. it’s been months since he made one of those and I hope he can bring those videos back , cause we all missed them a ton Edit : he decides to do one on Kevin love

[@akikoozeki3114]

I want him to do a Chris Mullin career video or Nate Thurmond

[@Beemstarr]

I think the thing that derailed his career was the fact that he’s getting paid so much he can’t go anywhere else

[@osheachampion2090]

Interesting because I believe ANY team is lucky to have his contributions but that answer takes the cake right there…

[@shawns.12]

@@osheachampion2090 I mean, on the right contract every player can see their value increase, but I agree If he had like a 12-15m deal he would be coveted by every contending team easily.

[@kirkxu6348]

His defense on Curry during the G7 is epic!

[@KH-ou4st]

tru but Curry could've blew right past him, he didn't need to force up a 3, but I'll give Love credit, that was good defense. Defense wins championships!

[@andhikabagas8579]

as a cavs fans, Kevin Love have a special place in my heart, in my opinion, Love is the TOP 4 greatest cavs of all time, alongside LeBron, Kyrie, and mark price He always be the greatest stretch four rebounder bigman that Cavs ever had. All love to Love

[@brennansnyder476]

I’d put Big Z ahead of Love for all time Cavs, but he definitely catches more shit than he deserves.

[@leahcimmmm]

Being a pretty new fan, I didn’t know all of this about Kevin Love. Makes me hope the best for him. I hope he becomes much more happier

[@JSalonsky]

I use to look at the stat lines he would put up in Minnesota and he stunned.. even more stunning was his body change to play with Lebron and the cavs. Very unselfish.. and his game did transfer over.. he was good enough to become a 3 point shooter and totally shift from a defensive rebounder.. actually COMPLETRLY different player

[@zenitsuagatzuma8353]

Every pf/sf when playing with Lebron they start to regress Bosh was a Dino in Toronto but when he joins Bron he turned into Barney Love had a Jokic kinda frame in minesota but when he joins the Cavs he become a lightskin Kuzma was a beast in 2017 when Lebron joins he became a Meme waiting for Anthony Davis😆

[@davidhrebenar701]

And they won championship. I think it was worth it

[@zenitsuagatzuma8353]

@@davidhrebenar701 yeah i guess but at least bosh retires peacefully tho unlike Love and Kuz who became a living meme waiting for Ad😆

[@randomdumbass3872]

Both of them have time to prove that they were not a joke, after lebron took his talent to LAL 😂, kevin owns the whole cleveland team but his stats didnt improve, when lebron and AD were down Kuzma got a lot of time to prove that he's the lakers 3rd option.

[@johniorio6913]

Kevin was an all-star twice with the Cavs, don’t think it’s fair to say his game didn’t translate well when he went to Cleveland. He had some great years alongside Bron and Kyrie.

[@athom716]

fr tho. it's not like he wasn't on 4 straight Finals teams

[@doncarloalvir5789]

I got Love late as hell during a fantasy draft when he was still with the Timberwolves and he carried me to the playoff rounds with his consistent 20+ points 12+ rebounds 🙏

[@adambrooks5357]

i think a big part of why love fell off so much in cleveland is because he lost a lot of weight in order to fill his new role better, and with that weight he lost a lot of strength

[@Isekaiser]

Yup someone finally said It , he lost about 30-40 pounds of water weight and muscle . More so in his legs so the power to switch from a a post threat to perimeter became singled down to just a perimeter. Hope he comes back alive with Miami

[@utlonghorns104ever]

He was a BEAST ! Might be my favorite college player ever coming from a Texas fan that watched KD there

[@sydguitar99]

This dude singlehandedly kept Minnesota relevant

[@CoachDarren]

Kevin Love was a beast! A walking double double and major clutch player. Sacrifice alot of his game to win a chip which he did with the Cavs.

[@dandeleon8684]

Imagine a prime kevin love in the 2020's spacing gonna be nightmare for non jump shooting teams

[@AlbertoGonzalez-xn1lw]

If the NBA still played the way it was (no run and gun) he would still a beast... he was an old school type of player

[@ericglenn9984]

Been watching you since 2017, Andy. It's crazy we're getting to this point. One day we're going to see a "How Good was Kyrie Irving?" "How good was Lebron, Actually?"

[@AirRusher1992]

Prime K-Love is an absolute beast who deserves to be on a winning team. Respect to him for sacrificing to become an integral part of a championship team in Cleveland.

[@jokerofmorocco]

I think Kevin Love's mistake was shedding that weight since that really hurt his rebounding

[@Rysofly]

Honestly Kevin Love was amazing..... He can still get you 15 and 5.

[@chrismathgenius]

6:17 "...dealing with Glen, who doesn't know shit about basketball." It's no wonder Kevin Garnett hated Glen Taylor.

[@thespeedster7700]

Great video and glad you’re back

[@RedThunder]

Young Kevin Love was very similar to Nikola Jockic, except his special strength was rebounding and not passing. They both looked/look kinda fat and pudgy, both can back you down in the post, both can shoot the three ball confidently. And both are very likeable in media interviews

[@deanbenford7363]

But the nuggets are building a decent team around Jokic. T wolves didn't do build around Love properly.

[@newnamek96]

That's the cost to win a ring. You gotta take the bad with the good if it means less touches or not being remembered. I will always remember the defensive stop he got on steph curry because without that, that game 7 goes to overtime.

[@leclark5067]

I think he's still got more in the tank than you think. Kinda like melo a few years ago, it's all about the situation you're in.

[@andrewningas4787]

My respect is always for him

[@javondrake3660]

damn this video make me realize how good a prime love was

[@neilbryanbucsit197]

Well he's running the floor again with Ricky Rubio and those two are invaluable pieces to the team aiming for the playoffs

[@Paperbagman555]

Sometimes I wonder if Love regrets going to the Cavs even though he won a ring there. Him sacrificing his game to win coincided with stunting his career growth and momentum. From interviews I’ve seen he seems a bit conflicted about those years w Lebron

[@jespacey]

he had no regrets he said in an interview, winning for him is the ultimate

[@jeremiahlopez1991]

he's making 30 mil a year to not even play his best in Cleveland

[@underpressure07140]

He won a ring and got paid during his declining years, no way he regrets about anything

[@Paperbagman555]

@@underpressure07140 Maybe regret is too strong a word but he still looks very conflicted. Athletes say lots of bs in interviews to appease people. Love wasn't able to reach his full potential because he was the third guy on those Cavs teams and wasn't able to improve his overall game at the most critical time in his development/his peak athleticism. Then he got major injuries and is now a shell of himself, so that ring really came at a cost.

[@noaj5224]

Andy, i was listening to Le Soleil Est Pres De Moi - Air and when the horns came in at 1:12 i instantly thought of your channel, you are goated for that

[@nbabackcourtmedia]

Keeping with the theme, if you haven't already you gotta do Bosh, he's equally disrespected

[@CT-gz1tu]

Love deserves the disrespect though.

[@chrismathgenius]

Bosh is a good suggestion. I saw people commenting on a Bleacher Report article that he doesn't deserve to be a Hall of Famer.

[@kevinhate9745]

@@chrismathgenius bosh deserved it, but i don't know if first ballot worthy

[@nbabackcourtmedia]

@@chrismathgenius he’s definitely a HOF player fr

[@iwishiwasthomasshelby]

I didn’t know Kevin love was so good. In Cleveland he seemed like a spot up shooter like jj redick. I looked up the stats of Bosh in Toronto and it seems like the same case. I’ve always though lebron makes his teammates better but I may have to rethink. During this research, I found another crazy stat. Lebron has played with more HOFers than MJ and Kobe combined… I agree with this Bosh video. Now I’m down this rabbit hole.

[@robertolebron2296]

When you hear those trumpets. You know that at one point, Kevin Love was a beast in Minnesota

[@keithgupton9349]

Kevin Love was a very good NBA player. Unfortunately, he will be marginalized by those who want to elevate LeBron James. It makes LeBron James accomplishments look more impressive if you say Kevin Love was a bum. But it was LeBron James who wanted Kevin Love in the first place, that's why Cleveland traded the number 1 overall pick to Minnesota to get him.

[@badintentions732]

Kevin love to this day has never been in the playoffs, not before lebron not after lebron, how is that possible since he's an exceptional player? We've seen this before, good players making huge numbers on garbage teams. when the level of difficulty goes up, they fold.

[@keithgupton9349]

@@badintentions732 most good players on very bad teams don't make the playoffs. That doesn't mean Kevin Love isn't a good player. Fact is LeBron James wanted him in Cleveland that's why they traded the overall number 1 pick to Minnesota to get him.

[@badintentions732]

@@keithgupton9349 that's not true, support your evidence. Kg did it, bosh did it, kyrie did it after lebron, so why kevin love after 5 years didn't make the olayoffs? It's called EMPTY STATS, Dropping huge numbers on objectiveless teams, like I said, watch kuzma kcp and harrell drop crazy numbers now that there's no pressure to win jaksht. 25 13 my azz. 5 years since lebron left and not even close to the playoffs.

[@badintentions732]

@@keithgupton9349 he wanted him in cleveland to play a role, he could easily pull an isiah and get traded. He knew what he signed up for. 8 points in finals, and i have to see if he didn't went scoreless on 9ne of the games, foh with that super love shid, always injured, never averaged 20 in playoffs, sht even klay thompson who's never had his own team did it wtf lol.

[@badintentions732]

@@keithgupton9349 good player yes, superstar or super player never.

[@Goxilla]

I remember checking the best PER in the NBA and saw Lebron and K-Love being far ahead of everybody else and we are talking Heat-Lebron. Till then I never realized how good Kevin Love was and finding out that he was 6´8 all that time when he grapped 15+ rebounds makes it even more impressive.

[@abender06]

Very solid pro stuck on a bad team. Then became a casualty of LeGM.

[@elithemann6129]

Crazy u posted this and i looked at his 30pt 30reb game yesterday.

[@KH-ou4st]

Regardless of his regression, at least he won a ring

[@PokeTyranno58]

Say what you will about his Cavs tenure, but in game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals, Kevin Love had one of the GREATEST on-ball defensive moments of all time. Completely clamped Curry in one of the highest pressure moments in playoff history. I’ll never forget it.

[@jamestyiii9215]

At least Love has redeemed himself somewhat in Miami.

[@blakelip3]

Being in that stacked west killed his career putting up All Star stats on a bad team

[@Professional_Dirtbag_Hippie]

I mean the Wolves did finally draft well (Lavine) when Love was there, but it wasn’t long before the Wiggins trade happened so maybe they could have made the playoffs if Love could have remained at least close to his peak while Lavine was becoming an elite scorer

[@elronelron812]

LaVine was drafted the same year that Wiggins was.

[@cdeleon3494]

Nah... Even lavine dont play D...

[@zacm222]

Andy the 🐐

[@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly]

LeBron is undoubtedly a top 3 player in NBA history but my god power forwards are always reduced to spot up shooters whenever they have to play with him

[@AlikStansberry]

Ikr, I kinda hate that.

[@CarmeloXO]

"TOP 3" NOT EVEN TOP 50 IN MY BOOKS

[@uzitay815]

@@CarmeloXO your book is in special Ed kid

[@noah_noah_noah]

Unless you special like AD

[@Professional_Dirtbag_Hippie]

Well except AD

[@Geek_That_Makes_Beats]

Hey Andy I just watched how good was Rip Hamilton than I realized you did Chauncey and Ben but not Rasheed Wallace I hope you do that in the future because even though he was a hot head he had great skills please do that in the near future

[@mihai3334]

I remember first seeing him during summer league,before his NBA debut and said that he will be great. He was an astonishing rebounder,at many offensive rebounds he managed to finish with one hand while fending the defender(who was fouling him) with the other. He also did it while playing for team USA. A dominant force down low.

[@crashbandicoot5636]

The thumbnail looks like one of Andy's old videos, titled "The Truth About The Love Era In Minnesota" or something like that. That's why I thought this was a reupload. Great content still though.

[@gabrielsantanadasilva3334]

i don't usually feel bad for guys making 30 million per season but K Love is a different story, guy is very talented, had to put with an awful team and an incompetent and disrespectful management at minnesota, was disrespected when finally played in a good team and them had to put up with another shitty team when Lebron left, doing all of this being bashed my media and fans while fighting depression

[@re11o]

Minnesota K Love was different 💯

[@Hopstephoops]

Young Kevin Love reminds me of Jokic, just switch the rebounding with passing

[@kostastube2010]

Jokic is 10 times better than PRIME Kevin Love. Jokic made Denver a great team and led them to the conference finals. Kevin Love couldn't carry the Minesota mess to the playoffs.

[@nolimitmasseky23]

@@kostastube2010 did Jokic had to deal with a gm who was making bad decisions? Did Jokic had to deal with a gm who was drafting busts and getting Love 0 help? The nuggets surrounding Jokic with better players to work with Love had to deal with bums during his prime I bet Love would be happy to have a Jamal Murray or a Garry Harris type player to help him

[@aimperialdesign6519]

I love LOVE!!! Remembering of Griffin, they are the duo on top of Power Forward in their prime time after my favorite Duncan retired. I actually love the power forward position because they actually posses the word POWER. You really should... to dominate the position.

[@baryga967]

How Good Was Elton Brand? I remember him being 90 overall in NBA Live in the mid 2000's, when he was on the Clippers. Would be great to know, was he really that good?

[@codyjemes73]

That’s a great idea

[@TheHuskyK9]

Dude was an underrated beast when he was on the 2000’s Clippers. He didn’t get a lot of recognition because the Clippers were usually terrible and the power forward position was loaded with talent in the 2000’s (Garnett, Dirk, Duncan, Pau Gasol, Rasheed, etc)

[@RobertHamiltonIII]

Yeah and what Happened when the 76ers signed him?

[@Sirx1K1K]

i remember one year before he went to the Cavs, that boy was dropping 40 & 20 games every other night it felt like

[@BenTalksSports]

People really forgot than Kevin Love was a nightly 20 and 10 threat and he had a 30 30 game he was crazy in his prime and won a three point contest if he wasn’t injured during 2015 the Cavs probably would’ve won the championship also I make videos as well

[@iwishiwasthomasshelby]

Andy, I love your vids!! Please keep it coming!

[@mxhughes]

Love was a legit 25 n 13 guy that was no facade or because Minnesota had no one he could really ball he could play in the post and stretch the floor.The problem was once he got to Cleveland he lost more weight so he wasn't much of low post guy anymore and he was regulated to role player activities he sacrificed alot even more then Bosh did to a be a LeBron teammates especially since he was traded there instead of asking to be there.Love is gonnabe one of the most forgotten star players ever at this point

[@badintentions732]

25 13 in Minnesota, achieving zero for them, been 5 years since lebron left and he still ain't make the playoffs. How?

[@mxhughes]

@@badintentions732 that Minnesota team was shit aside from him they had no good players Rubio took 2 years to get in the league and even though it took him years to look like something.Cleveland is an unappealing market nobody cares to go there unless they get paid love hasn't had no good vet teammates there since LeBron left so stop the fake outrage

[@badintentions732]

@@mxhughes this is simple, you said hes a bonafide 25 13, then you imply it was lebrons fault he didn't deliver in the cavs at the same rate. 1st year 11points. 2nd year 14 11 on all jeffeeson team. 3rd year 20 15 with Michael Bearley delivering 19 Randolph and ridnour 11pts, 4th year 5 players in double digits, 5th year 6 player with double digits, not one trip to the playoffs , why didn't he go off since he had the opportunity??

[@badintentions732]

@@mxhughes 1st year without lebron 7 PLAYERS ON DOUBLE DIGITS , sexton and clarkson 16 points. He got 17 10 on a weak east, nothing. No playoffs. 2ndnyear no lebron sexton 20pts love 17 Drummond 17 AND 6 OTHER PLAYERS IN DOUBLE DIGITS ON THE SO CALLED WEAK EAST. last year 13 points and 6 players scoring double digits. My question is *HOW KEVIN LOVE DIDNT GO OFF AFTER LEBRON STOPPED HINDERING HIM ????*

[@badintentions732]

@@mxhughes cleveland is an unappealing market ??? Nah foh that's a selective argument cause you surely don't use that argument for other players.

[@eroslogan3514]

love played in the west which is a cutthroat conference and the east was a cakewalk

[@XChronicHash]

he declined when he lost all that weight… his bulk was part of the reason why he was so dominant

[@DungarooTV]

Great! I requested this video! Next, please do a video on the decline of DeMarcus Cousins.

[@leclark5067]

Bruh he got injured. I'd put "an untimely, unfortunate decline". Respect that man

[@jaguareagle7026]

Kevin Love was the sequal to Tim Duncan’s, Dirk Nowitzki’s, KG’s he was a beast. He sacrificed his career for a ring and he got it in 2016 as one of the most important pieces in that team.

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Let’s not go that far. He was good. He wasn’t on that tier tho.

[@jaguareagle7026]

@@TheIcemanthomas true along with Lamarcus and many others who were the last “true” PF’s. They needed to adapt eventually and now we see KD in PF, Lemickey in PF

[@mattraymond4445]

He was fun to watch in Minn. He could pull down a rebound and throw a full court outlet pass to his point guard.

[@batterylife6054]

What’s your Battery Life

[@brucelau2023]

71 percent

[@stevenneal9440]

75 percent

[@mylastaltsrrsly5967]

absolute beast in his prime he also holds the record for the most consecutive double doubles since the nba aba merger

[@davidarrington4144]

Kevin Love honestly deserves his number retired in Cleveland for showing loyalty and making the sacrifices needed to win a championship there

[@Odysseus1999]

He honestly deserves his number retired in Cleveland AND the Timberwolves. Who else on the Timberwolves deserves to have their jersey retired? Maybe Karl Anthony-Towns?

[@eddyededwin]

@@Odysseus1999 KG

[@Odysseus1999]

@@eddyededwin I think that’s a no-brained, KG.

[@christophersuswal9544]

I never understood why he got skinny. Such a beast with the hefty body at UCLA and in Minnesota

[@gigilmosiako]

He lose his weight though in cavs

[@RellyRell-ud3iz]

Forgot all about Kevin Love and he’s still playing 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@demetriusdemarcusbartholom9423]

I forgot about the cavs

[@nickchaa1676]

if y'all wanna see prime Klove youtube: "Kevin love 30-30" one of the best performances i've seen

[@DaffyTaffy93]

He was great hell imagine if he stayed with the timberwolves and they drafted Curry? Oh well guess he will keep complaining about being stuck in Cleveland when he’s the one that signed the max contract 😂

[@raiderbro8663]

i think him developing a reliable 3 took away one of the things he did best which is crashing offensive boards, which is kinda like when sheed starting shooting 3's he didn't go the block as often or more recently brook lopez

[@theundergroundkid8830]

He was top 10 imo

[@GStampedeIII]

Top 10 what?

[@theundergroundkid8830]

@@GStampedeIII dadd

[@fablez]

Kevin Love was a monster in Cleveland his first two years, the stats just don’t show it. He stretched the floor for lebron and kyrie to attack the basket and create their own plays. Not all things show up in the stat sheet. He also became a lockdown defender in the ‘16 finals and had steph curry in JAIL every time they tried to put pick and roll to get the mismatch of curry vs love. In game 7 there was the block, the shot, and then the lock from kevin love. His jersey will be in the rafters in Cleveland no doubt.

[@spacejamgaming]

He needs to leave cleveland imo

[@TasmanianTiger21]

Never the same after the shoulder dislocation

[@dearmas9068]

It took him a long time to forgive Kelly Olynick, and frankly he shouldn't have. He should have sued the jerkoff, and demanded the league step in. It was the dirtiest thing I've ever seen in the NBA. Dirtier than Zaza stepping into Kahwai. Dirtier than Deymond kicking Steven Adam's in the junk.

[@CMDJH]

respect to Kevin Love

[@Taiokarlo]

Look at how the Twolves have handled teams around their stars for the past decade. They had Garnett, Love, and now KAT and they struggled to put competent teams around them.