As they trail the Golden State Warriors 3-0 in the NBA Finals, the Cleveland Cavaliers' season is almost over and the attention has quickly turned to what the future holds for several of their players.Much of this is focused on what LeBron James will decide, as he's set to enter free agency and will have a huge bearing on which direction the Cavs franchise will go in next year. But as well as James, Kevin Love' future has become a talking point yet again as he's inevitably involved in trade rumours. The power forward has had to deal with this since he joined the Cavaliers from the Minnesota Timberwolves in 2014 and is used to seeing his name cropping up in trade talks. To his credit, Love has always spoken openly about the speculation and he did so once again before Friday night's Game 4 against the Warriors as he admitted that he's expecting to see his name being mentioned throughout the summer.“It’s probably going to come up. It always does,” he told reporters, via CBS Sports. The 29-year-old also reiterated his desire to remain in Cleveland and win with the Ohio-based outfit but is aware that anything can happen."You know, it's also good to be wanted but at the same time it's going to be interesting to see what happens, we just don't know," he said.The Cavaliers are no strangers to trades this season as they've completed multiple deals to overhaul their roster both at the start of the year and at February's deadline. 

Unpredictability 

The five-time All-Star understands the business side of the NBA and is prepared for any outcome once the free agency and trade market opens up again in July. 

"There's been so much overhaul and so many things that have happened this year -- particularly with our team that you just don't know when July comes and free agency hits," Love added.

"There could be something interesting that comes up with this team and knowing that it's a business you just have to -- I know that it's cliche to say 'take it in stride' but -- you know that's just what I've had to do."

Love has been a solid performer in these Finals, averaging 21 points and 13 rebounds. But with no cap space, the Cavs know that he's one of their only trade assets if they look to make any moves this offseason regardless of whether James stays or not. 

All eyes will be on 'The Land' in the next couple of weeks to see what will happen with LeBron and how that could affect the entire future of the organisation.

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