The rumors about the Cleveland Cavaliers imploding have been reported by several news outlets, the latest being Lebron James and Kevin Love feuding.
In the Cleveland Cavaliers news from ESPN Kevin Love admitted that he was surprised after hearing that Lebron James criticized his game.
Cleveland Cavaliers rumors suggested that Kevin Love is being too passive in his new team, and Lebron James even said a few days back that the all-star forward lost confidence in his shot. For his part, Kevin Love said that he has no set role in the offense and sometimes feel like he's merely a spacer for this shooting touch.
"Listen, I was caught off guard when I heard it," Kevin Love said. "I talk to LeBron every day. I know there has to be some sort of an angle. You guys have deadlines to make. There are 24-hour news services, and stuff has to be put out there."
The whole Lebron James and Kevin Love feud was first reported in Cleveland Cavaliers news outlets when the two-time MVP tweeted that one of his teammates should "stop finding a way to FIT-OUT and just FIT-IN. Be apart of something special! Just my thoughts."
Lebron James admitted in another interview that the statement was indeed for Kevin Love, who first coined the term "fit out" during the pre-season.
But ESPN reported that Lebron James again denied on Monday that his "fit out" tweet was for Kevin Love.
"If I have a problem with a teammate or anyone I'll say [it] to their face and not over social media. That's corny and wack!" he tweeted.
However, when asked if there's a feud with Lebron James, Kevin Love said:
"I don't know. I truly feel if LeBron had a problem with me or needed to talk to me, for good or for worse, he would have come up and talked to me," he said. "I talk to LeBron every day. He said if he had a problem with me or any of the coaches or training staff, he'd go right to them. Initially, I was confused. I don't feel bad. You guys can write what you want to write. There's no problem with us. I'm going to keep saying that I'm trying to help this team. That's all that matters. I don't need any validation."
