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No it's not about Kyrie Irving. I mean how come for just one player they all wrecked up?

People nowadays think that only one player in contributing to the victory of a team and also one player needs to be blamed when they are losing. You should stop thinking this way, they are professionals and they know with themselves on where they are lack of.

This is true. But it does not seem the case to die hard fans to those teams when they do lose.

Remember the impact that Michael Jordan had while he was playing when ever the Bulls lost?
It would be the same effect for any superstar player on a team because they put so much investment and most of the teams salary is there in everyone's faces to obtain him and expected to produce when they are down on the scoreboard.

This is what they paid him to do.
So the argument can go both ways if you are behind funding the team(be it in buying the ticket to the game or paying for that player) when they are losing.

To be honest, It is how people think nowadays. Basketball is built not for a single person, this is composed of a group of people which is called team. Let us not forget that NO MAN IS ISLAND. It is indeed that Kyrie is a key player for the Cavs but let us not forget that He's with LBJ, LOVE, SMITH, and the rest of the team when they won the championship. Die-hard fans are still bitter when Kyrie left and Blame him for what is happening to Cavs right now. Well, we can't blame these people especially when a Franchise player like Kyrie left for personal reasons.

What I see that contributes to this dilemma of Cavs is lack of chemistry. Ty Lue must put his team together if they really want to win this season. Cavs must work as a team and must not solely rely on Lebron alone.

I definitely agree with you mate, they have the skills already, look at who compose the team, they have a lot of all star players so it's impossible
they won't beat any opponent, the problem is the chemistry but they'll figure it out. Let's just wait and see!

So I guess people should not take the 'Kyrie Irving reasons' now why Cavaliers are having a bad day. When Jordan left Bulls, Bulls doesn't have any key players left and they all aging. If we compare to Irving scene, when he left Cavaliers still there is bunch of superstars (although post prime) but still can get to their own feet without Irving. So in here, we can that the problem is about the players itself.

Look at those last winning streaks (9) of Cavaliers, they are all monster and Irving wasn't there on the floor. It's just that, there are some "missing link" that happened on the way and Cavaliers must needed to figured out what is it.