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CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) –
It doesn’t look like Kyrie Irving is missing Cleveland too much now that he’s in Boston.
On Wednesday, as reported by the Charlotte Observer, Irving said there was a “vast difference” between the two cities.
“A lot of different cultures, food and people. You get it all, especially in Boston. You would go to Cleveland and it would be at nighttime and things would be going on, but you just see a vast difference,” Irving said. “I’m really playing in a real, live sports city.”
During the off-season, the point guard told Cleveland he wanted to be traded. Boston came into the picture, giving the Cavs Isaiah Thomas, Jae Crowder and Boston’s 2018 first-round draft pick for Irving.
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