Live broadcast on February 19, Cleveland Cavaliers officially announced that the team and veteran Kevin-loafers conclude a contract bought out and will retire his No. 0 jersey.
Knight president and general manager Kobe Altman said:
Kevin-loafers had an outstanding career time in the Cavaliers, including those unforgettable moments on the court, four finals tours and the NBA championship in 2016. During his nine seasons in northeastern Ohio (Knights), Kevin represented the team and Cleveland with maximum charm and professionalism.
Loafers also reflects all the requirements of a team for a player. Our appreciation and gratitude for him will eventually make his Jersey hang over the rocket lending Stadium.
We thank Kevin for his influence and wish him all the best in the future. We know very well that he has left his mark on the Cavaliers and this team forever.
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(Knight official push: Thank you, Kevin)
Loafers, 34 years old, was traded to the Knight in late August, 2014. In 2016, he helped the team win the first championship in young pioneer team history and was selected as an all-star for two consecutive years.
During the period of playing for the Knights, loafers played 489 regular season matches for the team, and scored 15.7 points, 9.2 rebounds and 2.2 assists in 28.6 minutes on average.
According to Mingji Woj, several sources revealed that the heat was the next leader of loafers, but he planned to hold talks with 76 people first. The loafers contract will expire this summer, and his salary this season is 28.94 million dollars.
Since the season, 41 games have been played loafers, with an average contribution of 8.5 points, 6.8 rebounds and 1.9 assists in 20 minutes.
