CLEVELAND — Few things have remained constant in Kevin Love's four seasons with the Cavaliers.
He's had a coaching change, a roster overhaul, a position switch (and switch back) and an increased offensive role. He's also battled through a variety of injuries.
Offseason after offseason and trade deadline after trade deadline, his name continues to pop up—for Paul George, Carmelo Anthony or in some other deal that ultimately falls through.
In the end, Love has endured much and spoken out little. As a willing third option on a franchise where ego, fit and soldier mentality has been tested, Love has always taken a backseat personally if it meant a better outcome for the team.