- Kevin Love says Cavs can’t get caught up in ‘all the bulls–t’ ahead of game against LeBron James and Lakers
- Donovan Mitchell can’t stop expressing love for Cavs: ‘I don’t think I’ve been happier since I’ve been in the league’
- Donovan Mitchell celebrates New York Mets signing Justin Verlander to big contract
- Draymond Green declares LeBron James was already best player in NBA at age 20 while on Cavs
- Draymond on how LeBron’s 2016 title helps his G.O.A.T case: ‘M.J. didn’t beat the greatest team ever assembled’
- Paul Pierce bumps Cavs down by whole tier after calling them title contenders last month: ‘They slowing down’
- Donovan Mitchell says he didn’t want to finish Cavs game after finding out Jacob deGrom left Mets: ‘I am hurt’
- Richard Jefferson argues Stephen Curry is not a point guard: ‘He doesn’t truly initiate the offense’
- Joel Embiid on Evan Mobley: ‘I think he can become one of these great big men in the league that have so much skill’
- Kendrick Perkins says Tyronn Lue has a chip on his shoulder to prove he can win a title without LeBron James
LeBron James and Kevin Love Share Their Love for Channing Frye via Social Media
- Updated: April 2, 2019
Although Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James isn’t a member of the Cleveland Cavaliers anymore, he still has a ton of love for big man Channing Frye.
On Tuesday, the four-time MVP and former teammate Kevin Love exchanged a couple of tweets on their love for Frye.
????!! Man I love that guy so much‼️‼️‼️ https://t.co/EbFaeyUjyR
— LeBron James (@KingJames) April 2, 2019
James, 34, was close to Frye during his time in Cleveland.
In the middle of the 2015-16 season, the Cavs traded for Frye, who James really wanted to play alongside. Four months later, the team captured one of the NBA’s most iconic titles in 2016 after defeating the 73-9 Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals.
While that 2016 ring was the only championship the trio of James, Love and Frye won together, they went to multiple NBA Finals afterwards. Through the ups and downs, they got close and learned interesting things about each other.
Frye, 35, will retire at the end of the season. The veteran has career averages of 8.8 points on 38.8 shooting from downtown and 4.5 rebounds.
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