That wasn't necessarily Irving's fault, as he played brilliantly in multiple games.
Despite being the defending NBA Champions and running easily through the Eastern Conference, the Cleveland Cavaliers were torn apart in the NBA Finals by the Golden State Warriors.
In any case, the threat of Irving leaving should be taken seriously.
Because Griffin is not in charge anymore, Amico suggested that Irving's future in Cleveland is uncertain.
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Trade rumors surrounding Jimmy Butler have persisted for several years, with the rumor mill churning out new stories nearly hourly this offseason. However, Irving may become the main star there, as Butler has been reportedly pushing for a trade to get himself onto the Cavs' roster. Before the Cavaliers announced that they will not keep him as general manager, Griffin was reportedly deep into negotiations with the Bulls involving Butler.
Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge is no stranger to taking chances that most GMs would not consider or take a pass on. In addition, it's believed that the fact he's good friends with the Clippers' Chris Paul could woo him to that team.
One has to think that it's too early to consider that Irving and LeBron will leave this championship contender team. They are still trying to move on from the heartbreak but are already facing a new ordeal. Griffin's firing apparently has not sat well with some of the Cavaliers players.
In all likelihood, that would spell the end of Kevin Love's three-year tenure in The Land. James was linked to the squads in Los Angeles.
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