While considering life after the NBA, Utah Jazz veteran Kevin Love expressed his hope of entering the Hall of Fame as a member of the Cleveland Cavs. Love is an all-time top-10 Cavs player as one-third of the All-Star trio alongside LeBron James and Kyrie Irving, who secured Cleveland’s first championship in 2016. Kevin is also ranked sixth all-time in rebounding (4,493) and is the ninth all-time leading scorer with 7,663 points.

Love revealed his post-NBA career plans in a recent interview with TMZ.

“It would mean a lot,” Love said. “There’s just so many names up there that it would truly be an honor to go up there. If I were ever to make it to the Hall of Fame, I would go in as a Cavalier, and I think I would take a lot of pride in that.”

When it comes to what he will do for a living, Love has some ideas of which direction to head toward, which is something he thinks about more frequently than ever before.

“I think I have to consider it a lot more than, maybe, five years ago, right?” Love said. “You get to the late ‘teens or you get to this stage in your career, you start considering your athletic mortality and where you’re at, and what you’re gonna consider doing next.”

Love’s nine years with the Cavs is the longest tenure of his NBA career.

Former Cavs center Kevin Love considers life after the NBA

Jazz forward Kevin Love (42) reacts to a turnover by the Atlanta Hawks during the second half at Delta Center

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Former Cavs center Kevin Love has evolved into a jokester on social media amidst the final chapter of a long and successful career. Love, a prominent advocate for mental health in the NBA, sees himself entering a field related to wellness after his playing days.

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“For me, it’s doing things like this with Shift Naturals and really leaning into products that I believe in. So, I think that’s something that really interests me. The health and wellness space. I also work in the mental health space as well. So there’s a number of things that I could eventually transition into.”

In his 18th NBA season, first with the Jazz, Love is averaging 4.0 points, 3.7 rebounds, and 2.7 assists in 13.3 minutes per game.