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Kevin Love
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18.3 14.0 2.3
Team: Minnesota TimberwolvesHeight: 6-10 Born: 9/7/1988
Position: F-CWeight: 253 Birthplace: Santa Monica, California
College: UCLADraft: 1st Round 5th pick by Grizzlies (2008)


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Jan. 3 8:08 PM PT9:08 PM MT10:08 PM CT11:08 PM ET4:08 GMT12:08 AM 北京时间9:08 PM MST11:08 PM EST8:08 UAE04:0823:08 ET10:08 PM CT2:08 - The Minnesota Timberwolves scratched Love from their game against Portland on Saturday night.
Analysis: Love sprained a finger in his right hand during a victory against Denver on Thursday night.
Jan. 2 7:47 PM PT8:47 PM MT9:47 PM CT10:47 PM ET3:47 GMT11:47 AM 北京时间8:47 PM MST10:47 PM EST7:47 UAE (+1)03:4722:47 ET9:47 PM CT1:47 - Love failed to impress again on Wednesday, scoring 13 on 4-of-14 shooting. He missed all four of his 3-point attempts.
Analysis: Love is shooting a career-low 35.8 percent from the field this season and his 23.3 percent 3-point shooting is his worst mark since he was a rookie four years ago.
Dec. 23 4:15 PM PT5:15 PM MT6:15 PM CT7:15 PM ET0:15 GMT8:15 AM 北京时间5:15 PM MST7:15 PM EST4:15 UAE (+1)00:1519:15 ET6:15 PM CT22:15 - After missing the previous game due to an eye injury, Love struggled on Wednesday, scoring seven points on 3-of-14 shooting.
Analysis: Love's seven points were one more than his season low, and his five turnovers were also a season high. He did manage to stay effective on the glass, grabbing 12 rebounds.
Dec. 20 6:14 PM PT7:14 PM MT8:14 PM CT9:14 PM ET2:14 GMT10:14 AM 北京时间7:14 PM MST9:14 PM EST6:14 UAE (+1)02:1421:14 ET8:14 PM CT0:14 - Love had 28 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists as the Minnesota Timberwolves ended Oklahoma City's 12-game winning streak with a 99-93 victory over the Thunder on Thursday night.
Analysis: Love was simply dominant in a fantasy performance for the ages. His passing ability make him even extra valuable for owners.
Dec. 18 7:11 PM PT8:11 PM MT9:11 PM CT10:11 PM ET3:11 GMT11:11 AM 北京时间8:11 PM MST10:11 PM EST7:11 UAE (+1)03:1122:11 ET9:11 PM CT1:11 - Love manhandled his way to 18 boards and scored 11 points in a 103-92 loss at Miami on Tuesday night.
Analysis: Love missed 8 of 10 shots so he is not scoring like he could be but rebounds were easy to come by against a soft Miami interior.
Dec. 17 8:57 PM PT9:57 PM MT10:57 PM CT11:57 PM ET4:57 GMT12:57 AM 北京时间9:57 PM MST11:57 PM EST8:57 UAE04:5723:57 ET10:57 PM CT2:57 - Love led Minnesota with 23 points and 15 rebounds in Monday's 102-93 loss to Orlando.
Analysis: Love had missed one game due to illness.
Dec. 15 9:31 PM PT10:31 PM MT11:31 PM CT12:31 AM ET5:31 GMT1:31 PM 北京时间10:31 PM MST12:31 AM EST9:31 UAE05:310:31 ET11:31 PM CT3:31 - Love did not play Saturday night due to flu-like symptoms.
Analysis: He's expected to return for the team's game at Orlando on Monday.
Dec. 12 10:14 AM PT11:14 AM MT12:14 PM CT1:14 PM ET18:14 GMT2:14 AM 北京时间11:14 AM MST1:14 PM EST22:14 UAE18:1413:14 ET12:14 PM CT16:14 - Love is standing by some critical remarks he made about the Minnesota Timberwolves organization, though he says he is happy with the direction things are headed.
Analysis: Love raised eyebrows with some comments in a Yahoo! Sports story on Tuesday in which he criticized team president David Kahn's personnel decisions and expressed frustration once again with not getting a maximum five-year contract extension last January. The All-Star power forward met with reporters Wednesday to clarify his position. He says he doesn't regret making the comments, but wishes he would not have made them in a public forum.
Dec. 8 10:08 PM PT11:08 PM MT12:08 AM CT1:08 AM ET6:08 GMT2:08 PM 北京时间11:08 PM MST1:08 AM EST10:08 UAE06:081:08 ET12:08 AM CT4:08 - Love finished with a season-high 36 points and 13 rebounds to lead Minnesota past Cleveland on Friday.
Analysis: Love is averaging 21.2 points and 14.2 rebounds in nine games this season.
Dec. 6 10:38 PM PT11:38 PM MT12:38 AM CT1:38 AM ET6:38 GMT2:38 PM 北京时间11:38 PM MST1:38 AM EST10:38 UAE06:381:38 ET12:38 AM CT4:38 - Love bounced back from his 6-point effort on Tuesday with 19 points and 13 rebounds in a loss at Boston on Wednesday.
Analysis: In eight games since returning from a broken hand, Love has seven double-doubles and is averaging 19.4 points and 14.4 rebounds.
Dec. 4 8:27 PM PT9:27 PM MT10:27 PM CT11:27 PM ET4:27 GMT12:27 AM 北京时间9:27 PM MST11:27 PM EST8:27 UAE04:2723:27 ET10:27 PM CT2:27 - Love had six points and 10 rebounds for Minnesota on a night where he was hardly needed to turn in his usual dominant double-double performance as the Wolves blew out Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Analysis: Love's so-so performance ended his streak of six straight double-doubles
Nov. 30 8:30 PM PT9:30 PM MT10:30 PM CT11:30 PM ET4:30 GMT12:30 AM 北京时间9:30 PM MST11:30 PM EST8:30 UAE04:3023:30 ET10:30 PM CT2:30 - Love overcame a nasty stomach bug to collect 15 points and 14 rebounds in Minnesota's 95-85 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday night.
Analysis: Even when he is sick, Love knows he is not excused from playing poorly. This was not his typical production but he helped fantasy owners with a heroic effort on a night when he wasn't feeling well. Love is a true professional.
Nov. 29 9:06 PM PT10:06 PM MT11:06 PM CT12:06 AM ET5:06 GMT1:06 PM 北京时间10:06 PM MST12:06 AM EST9:06 UAE05:060:06 ET11:06 PM CT3:06 - Love had 19 points and 12 rebounds in Wednesday's 101-95 loss at the Clippers.
Analysis: Love is averaging 23.0 points and 15.6 rebounds in five games this season.
Nov. 28 9:08 PM PT10:08 PM MT11:08 PM CT12:08 AM ET5:08 GMT1:08 PM 北京时间10:08 PM MST12:08 AM EST9:08 UAE05:080:08 ET11:08 PM CT3:08 - Love had 23 points and an NBA season-high 24 rebounds to help the Minnesota Timberwolves stop a five-game losing streak by beating the Sacramento Kings 97-89 on Tuesday night.
Analysis: Love, who missed the first nine games of the season with a broken right hand, was a force inside all night for the Timberwolves, who took the lead late in the first quarter and never trailed again.
Nov. 24 10:18 PM PT11:18 PM MT12:18 AM CT1:18 AM ET6:18 GMT2:18 PM 北京时间11:18 PM MST1:18 AM EST10:18 UAE06:181:18 ET12:18 AM CT4:18 - Love had 24 points and 13 rebounds in Friday's 103-95 loss at Portland.
Analysis: Love made his season debut Wednesday in the Wolves 101-94 loss against Denver, coming back early after suffering a broken hand doing pushups Oct. 18. He had a huge game, with 34 points and 14 rebounds against the Nuggets.
Nov. 24 8:58 PM PT9:58 PM MT10:58 PM CT11:58 PM ET4:58 GMT12:58 AM 北京时间9:58 PM MST11:58 PM EST8:58 UAE04:5823:58 ET10:58 PM CT2:58 - Love had 15 points and 15 rebounds in Saturday's 96-85 loss to Golden State.
Analysis: Love has double-doubles in all three games since returning from a broken hand.
Nov. 21 8:47 PM PT9:47 PM MT10:47 PM CT11:47 PM ET4:47 GMT12:47 AM 北京时间9:47 PM MST11:47 PM EST8:47 UAE04:4723:47 ET10:47 PM CT2:47 - Love had 34 points and 14 rebounds in a 101-94 loss to Denver on Wednesday night. Love was a surprise activation for Minnesota.
Analysis: Fantasy owners can rejoice now that Love is back. Love broke his right hand Oct. 18, about two weeks before the start of the regular season, and the team estimated a recovery time of six to eight weeks. But he quietly rejoined the team at practice during a four-day break between games, and the Wolves did their best to keep a lid on his return for as long as possible.
Oct. 18 11:32 AM PT12:32 PM MT1:32 PM CT2:32 PM ET18:32 GMT2:32 AM 北京时间11:32 AM MST1:32 PM EST22:32 UAE19:3214:32 ET1:32 PM CT17:32 - The Minnesota Timberwolves say Kevin Love does not need surgery to repair two broken bones in his right hand. Love met with specialists in New York on Thursday, one day after breaking his hand while doing knuckle pushups in a morning workout. Doctors informed Love that the injury can heal without surgery, but he is still expected to miss six to eight weeks.
Analysis: Coach Rick Adelman says he will spend the next two weeks of the preseason experimenting with lineups to see what the best combinations will be to reduce the damage done by Love's absence. The two-time All-Star averaged 26 points and 13.3 rebounds last season. Adelman says they'll need everyone to step up. He thinks Brandon Roy will have to take over more of the scoring load.
Oct. 17 12:05 PM PT1:05 PM MT2:05 PM CT3:05 PM ET19:05 GMT3:05 AM 北京时间12:05 PM MST2:05 PM EST23:05 UAE20:0515:05 ET2:05 PM CT18:05 - Love will miss the next six to eight weeks after breaking his right hand in a workout on Wednesday. The team made the announcement after practice, saying Love broke the third and fourth metacarpals on his shooting hand during a morning workout.
Analysis: It's a crushing blow to the Timberwolves, who already will be without star point guard Ricky Rubio for at least the first six weeks while he recovers from a torn ACL in his left knee. Love is a two-time All-Star who led the team in scoring and rebounding last season. He also played a key role in Team USA's march to the gold medal in the London Olympics. The injury likely means more playing time for Derrick Williams.

Regular Season Stats

Per Game
Year Team G MPG PPG RPG APG SPG BPG TOPG FG% 3P% FT%
08-09 Min 81 25.3 11.1 9.1 1.0 0.4 0.6 1.5 .459 .105 .789
09-10 Min 60 28.6 14.0 11.0 2.3 0.7 0.4 2.0 .450 .330 .815
10-11 Min 73 35.8 20.2 15.2 2.5 0.6 0.4 2.1 .470 .417 .850
11-12 Min 55 39.0 26.0 13.3 2.0 0.9 0.5 2.3 .448 .372 .824
12-13 Min 18 34.3 18.3 14.0 2.3 0.7 0.5 2.2 .352 .217 .704
Career 287 31.8 17.3 12.2 1.9 0.6 0.5 1.9 .449 .352 .813

Totals
Year Team G Min FGM FGA 3PM 3PA FTM FTA OR TR A Stl Blk TO Pts
08-09 Min  81 2048 316 688 2 19 265 336 274 734 84 35 50 118 899
09-10 Min  60 1714 291 646 35 106 225 276 227 658 136 43 23 117 842
10-11 Min  73 2611 482 1026 88 211 424 499 330 1112 184 45 28 155 1476
11-12 Min  55 2145 474 1059 105 282 379 460 226 734 111 47 28 128 1432
12-13 Min  18 618 105 298 20 92 100 142 64 252 42 13 9 39 330
Career 287 9136 1668 3717 250 710 1393 1713 1121 3490 557 183 138 557 4979


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