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He was rested for the Cavs' final game against Brooklyn - part of his recovery plan - before the break, but Love said he plans to play Thursday against Phoenix and intends to build up his minutes over the next few weeks. Cleveland has 24 games left. I think you'll see me more on a steady basis and not miss games after the break, I'm hoping,'' said Love, who has played in just two games since November. Continue to Article

February 20, 2019 3:37:pm EST

He was rested for the Cavs' final game against Brooklyn — part of his recovery plan — before the break, but Love said he plans to play Thursday against Phoenix and intends to build up his minutes over the next few weeks. Cleveland has 24 games left. "I think you'll see me more on a steady basis and not miss games after the break, I'm hoping," said Love, who has played in just two games since November. Continue to Article

February 20, 2019 3:36:pm EST

Luka Doncic has been likened to LeBron James and the duo's rookie numbers certainly show the Dallas Mavericks sensation and the Los Angeles Lakers superstar are comparable at this stage of the Slovenian's career. It was Dwyane Wade who said 19-year-old Doncic's passing ability was "LeBron James-like" after facing the Mavs with the Miami Heat last week. Doncic, the third overall pick in last year's draft, is the clear frontrunner for the Rookie of the Year award, a prize James took home in 2003-04 when he was a teenager playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Continue to Article

February 20, 2019 12:37:pm EST

LeBron James spent just four years with the Miami Heat, grabbing two championships with pals Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. LeBron then left South Beach to bring a title to his native Ohio with the Cleveland Cavaliers. James is now part of the Los Angeles Lakers, an organization that Miami Heat president Pat Riley is innately familiar with (Riley was on the coaching staff of the Lakers from 1979-90). Continue to Article

February 19, 2019 8:31:pm EST

LeBron James explains why Kyrie Irving's phone call showed "growth" originally appeared on nbcsportsboston.com LeBron James and Kyrie Irving have worked out their differences and then some. The former Cleveland Cavaliers teammates are reunited once again on the same 2019 NBA All-Star Game squad, and in his media availability Saturday, James was asked about the now-famous phone call he received from the Boston Celtics point guard in January apologizing for their acrimonious separation in Cleveland. "I've always loved Kyrie from before I met him to when I became his teammate to even now," the Los Angeles Lakers star gushed. Continue to Article

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