Kevin Love Joins LeBron James, Kyrie Irving! Will Cleveland Cavaliers' 'Big Three' Take Team To NBA Playoffs?

Kevin Love has officially been traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers. The former Minnesota Timberwolves player now joins LeBron James and Kyrie Irving, forming the much-watch 'Big Three' in the NBA's Eastern Conference. 

The New York Daily News reports that an agreement has finally be made. The Cavaliers continue to make big news with their latest recruitment. This definitely takes the Cavaliers' power ranking up another notch, which may take them to the finals.   

The former Miami Heat player even welcomed his new teammate on Twitter, tweeting, "Welcome to the Land Kevin Love."

There have been trade rumors going on ever since 2012, when the star player expressed his disappointment with Timberwolves' management. Interestingly, Love hasn't signed a long-term extension on his new deal. The basketball player may sign an updated, longer contract with Cleveland after next season.

With the trade now actually official and public, the 25-year-old basketball player will have a new jersey number with Cavaliers. On Twitter, SportsCenter posted a picture of the jersey with the number zero on it. 

With Love, Irving, and James teaming-up, the Cavaliers are now a very strong contender during playoff season. With such heavy star power, this could mean we could see the team heading straight towards the championship. 

There is a lot of hype going on with the new nicknamed 'Big Three' but will they be able to pull it off when the season starts?

Kevin Love has officially been traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Readers, are you excited to see Love, Kyrie Irving, and Lebron James in the same team?