- Report: Cavs extend qualifying offer to Collin Sexton
- Report: Cavs do not want to hold Collin Sexton ‘hostage’ this offseason
- Report: LeBron James was ‘blown away’ by Kyrie Irving’s immaturity on Cavs
- Member of Cavs organization points out major similarity between Ochai Agbaji and Kyle Korver
- Report: Cavs remain ‘very much interested’ in bringing back Ricky Rubio
- Report: Cavs still want to re-sign Collin Sexton even after drafting Ochai Agbaji
- Perkins says he was so scared to face James’ Cavs in 2008 that he prayed superstar would tear ACL
- Report: Knicks dangled Alec Burks on trade market to several teams, including Cavs and Pacers
- Video: Isaiah Mobley gets showered with love after getting drafted by Cavs
- Report: Cavs acquire 2nd-round pick in 2022 NBA Draft from Kings
Video: Kyrie Irving Surprises Dad With Incredible Home Renovation for Father’s Day
- Updated: June 15, 2017

Even though the Cleveland Cavaliers won’t be playing on Father’s Day this year, the team’s starting point guard Kyrie Irving found a way to make it memorable before the big day for his father, Drederick. He and his sister Asia, quietly paid for a full renovation of what had once been the family’s home in West Orange, New Jersey.
Irving appeared on an episode of the online series “My Houzz” and explained the reasoning behind the idea:
“I will always be from New Jersey,” Irving said. “That’s where my father’s house is, that’s where I grew up. It’s where I get my attitude from, it’s where I get some of my personality from.
“He sacrificed a lot. He really was super dad. I want to do this renovation for my dad because he worked his tail off to get that house and provide for myself and my sister.”
The 22-minute video details the two-month renovation process that spanned working with a designer and the reaction of Drederick Irving. While Kyrie Irving was in the middle of the 2016-17 season, he was able to keep abreast of the work through frequent video chats with his sister and the designer. Despite that drawback, the end result had its intended impact.
You must be logged in to post a comment Login