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Cleveland, OH (92.3 The Fan) – Kyrie Irving does not seem to want to play Cleveland.
Irving was eliminated Tuesday night in the Celtics' 116-106 win over the Cavs at Quicken Loans Arena, marking Cleveland's third consecutive game, which he avoided playing for one reason or another.
The Celtics said on Monday that Irving would remain out of "charge management" although he is not playing any more games until Friday night.
"It's strange," said Kevin Love. "It's nothing against anyone, not coming back or Kyrie, I know that as his former teammate and friend, I love him. I'm back with the city of Cleveland. This is my first year in my sixth year. It's a big city. The fans will support you. And when he returns, they will embrace and support him. "
Irving once played – the first game of the 2017-18 season – at the Q as a member of the Celtics since he's asked for an exchange in the summer of 2017.
"I know he was hurt. I know that he's getting ready for the series as he should, that he's got the right body and the correct mind, said Love, but every time he'll come back, I know aptly that we, and the whole city and the state of Ohio, everyone remembers him since 2016 and this big shot.
"It will be all love."
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