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#3 Loser - Kevin Love:
Poor Kevin Love.
He was once touted to be a great player, a Hall of Famer. His move to Cleveland to join the duo of LeBron James and Kyrie Irving was supposed to his moment to shine, to win rings and become a legend. But instead, he became a much aligned 3rd star on a team, getting barely any touches on the ball, being played out of position and becoming a very injury prone player.
People can argue that LeBron leaving is a blessing in disguise. He can now run the team the way he wants, to play how he wants. Minnesota Kevin Love was a star, carrying the team single-handedly. But after these 3 years, one can't even be sure that Love will be fit for the game. At least he was getting to playoffs courtesy LeBron, but now he has to do it himself, with the same bunch he has now, the one that can't shoot, dribble or score to save themselves. There seems no end to his misery.
