Buy out! Love! Want to join forces with James again! Retired in Los Angeles

According to the latest report by Clutch Points senior reporter Brett Segal, Kevin Love, who was traded to the Jazz, intends to reach a buyout agreement with the Jazz and is seeking to move to Los Angeles next season.

Are the Lakers and the Clippers going to compete for people again? This news has attracted widespread attention in the basketball world, especially considering Love's deep connection with James.

Love, a 36-year-old outstanding alumnus of the University of California, Los Angeles, has a colorful NBA career and has played for the Minnesota Timberwolves, the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Miami Heat.

While playing for the Cavaliers, he fought side by side with James, and jointly brought Cleveland the first NBA championship trophy in team history. That glorious period is still talked about by fans.

Recently, Love's career has ushered in a new turning point.

According to internal news, Love and the Jazz are about to reach a buyout agreement, which paves the way for him to join his favorite Los Angeles team.

Love has a special liking for Los Angeles not only because it is near his hometown, but also because he has a deep friendship with Lakers James and current Clippers head coach Tyron Lu.

Currently, both the Lakers and the Clippers have a vacant lineup, which provides the possibility for Love's joining. However, both teams face cap space restrictions. The Lakers are limited by the hard salary cap of the luxury tax line, leaving only $1.1 million in adjustment space left to the ceiling. The situation in the

Clippers is also comparable, with only $1.2 million left to the hard salary cap limit. This means that if the two teams intend to sign Love, they must first adjust the existing lineup through trade or other means to free up enough salary space.

If the Lakers and the Clippers want to get Love, they must find a way to make room to sign Love.

Love is already 36 years old, his movement speed is very slow, and his defensive end is no longer useful, but he has done a very good job in protecting rebounds, which is his best thing in his career in more than ten years. Accurately position and take rebounds without jumping up.

Of course, Love also has a good three-pointer, at least there is a threat from the outside, which many teams need. However, Love can only play for about 10 minutes per game, but that's enough.

And the young Lakers need locker room leaders like Love.

As a kid who grew up in California, the Lakers have always been Love's favorite team, and there is James there. Love is interested in joining the Lakers and reuniting with him and retireing in Los Angeles...

Should the Lakers sign Love?