Miami Heat big man Kevin Love has had a very successful career that spans over a decade. At 36 years old, he has built up a reputation as one of the best power forwards in his era thanks to his elite rebounding ability and low-post presence.

Another former Minnesota Timberwolves standout appears set to get their jersey retired elsewhere. Kevin Love, who played for the Wolves from 2008-14 and now plays for the Miami Heat, returned to Cleveland Wednesday night where he was met with a video tribute honoring his tenure with the Cavs,

NBA champion Kevin Love wrote on Instagram that his stint with the Cleveland Cavaliers “was the most important and meaningful time” of his life. Love

Kevin Love, who helped the 2016 Cavaliers to the NBA title, returned to Cleveland for the first time since joining the Miami heat.

The energy at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse shifted unmistakably when a familiar figure in a Miami Heat jersey stepped onto the court. Kevin Love’s return to face his former team wasn’t just another game on the schedule,

Miami Heat forward Kevin Love, who helped the Cleveland Cavaliers win their first-ever championship in 2016, told reporters that his old team plans to retire his No. 0 jersey and hang it in the Rocket Arena rafters someday.

The legacies of Nick Gilbert, son of Cavs owner Dan Gilbert, and Kevin Love are forever intertwined, and they could soon be on display in Rocket Arena. On Wednesday, Love returned to Cleveland for the first time since requesting a buyout in 2023,

No one else will ever defeat a 73-win team after falling behind 3-1 to end a 52-year championship drought. Love’s ability to stre

On Wednesday evening, the Cleveland Cavaliers continued their winning ways with a narrow home victory over the Miami Heat, who put up a scrappy effort but ultimately came up short. The Heat were playing without multiple starters in this game,

Kevin Love played in Cleveland for the first time since he was bought out by the Cavs. He was honored with a tribute video.