Cleveland Cavaliers' Kyrie Irving and Cleveland Browns' Josh Gordon at war

There's a saying in sports that seemingly never grows old. "Same old Cleveland". It's been muttered many of times to describe the goings on within the Cleveland Cavaliers', Cleveland Browns' and Cleveland Indians' locker rooms, but now it seems like another problem has developed. This time, as unlikely as it sounds, the Cleveland Browns and Cleveland Cavaliers both have stars that can't keep their thoughts to themselves. That's right. Kyrie Irving and Josh Gordon have had a public spat, exchanging words with one another.

It seems like the future is bright for all three Cleveland teams, but the this war of words causes yet another unnecessary problem for the city of Cleveland. There's been a long line of rumours suggesting that Kyrie Irving and Dion Waiters don't get along, which isn't good news for Cleveland considering that's meant to be the backbone of their future, and it just so happens that Waiters has a famous friend, in Cleveland Browns' Josh Gordon.

Gordon said "I talked about it with Dion. He's my neighbour in my building so we hang out all the time. I'm aware of the rift in the locker room. That's just alpha males and supreme athletes trying to share the spotlight." Gordon was asked if they should go their separate ways, and he said "I'm not opposed to that. It might play out better."

It would seem like Dion Waiters wouldn't want these views shared with the public, but it was Kyrie who took this statement personally. Kyrie said "Guys like Josh Gordon need to stay in his sport and mind his own business," He then continued, saying "Does he still play for the Browns? I'll continue to root for the Browns, but in terms of this stuff here, what goes on in this locker room, he needs to stay out of it."

It seems like it's never a simple time to be involved with the Cleveland sports teams.