Kevin Love re-signs with Miami Heat on two-year deal
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Kevin Love re-signs with Miami Heat on two-year deal
Heat are feeling the Love!
Kevin Love has re-signed on a two-year deal with the Miami Heat, Associated Press NBA reporter Tim Reynolds was first with the news Friday.
The first year of Love’s deal, using his non-bird rights, will be worth $3.7 million, with a second year being a player option, according to Ira Winderman of South Florida Sun Sentinel.
His two-year deal will be worth a total of $7.7 million.
Love joined Miami in late February after being bought out by the Cleveland Cavaliers, signing Miami’s prorated $3.1 biannual exception. In 21 regular season games, he averaged 7.7 points and 5.7 rebounds in 20.0 minutes per game, shooting 38.8 percent and 29.7 from distance.
Though Love was much more efficient from 3-point range in the postseason, where he shot 37.5 percent on 4.4 triple tries. He averaged 6.9 points and 5.6 boards in 18.0 minutes per contest.
Love, 34, was widely viewed as a very good locker room presence for the Heat. He was a good outlet passer, matched size against bigger lineups and was an impactful rebounder.
Welcome back, Kevin!
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Kevin Love re-signs with Miami Heat on two-year deal
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Well Lillard just became available. I was wrong about how long it would take so no reason to listen to me but it seems like an all or nothing situation. We need to do what it takes with draft capital as we have no other better route and getting Lillard would be the most exciting thing possible.