Has Kyrie Irving's trade request been fulfilled?

 What caused Kyrie Irving to request a trade?

Kyrie Irving has cited multiple reasons for his trade request, including a desire to be the focal point of a team and the need to step out of LeBron James' shadow. He has also stated that he wants to experience different roles and responsibilities, and develop his leadership skills on a new team.

Where will Kyrie Irving be traded to?

At this time, the Cleveland Cavaliers have not officially announced where Kyrie Irving will be traded to. However, several teams, including the San Antonio Spurs, the Miami Heat, and the New York Knicks, have been reported to have shown interest in acquiring him.

What will be the impact of the trade on the Cleveland Cavaliers?

The trade of Kyrie Irving will certainly have a significant impact on the Cleveland Cavaliers. Without his offensive prowess, the team may struggle to score points and create opportunities. Additionally, with LeBron James' potential departure in 2018, the team may face a period of rebuilding and restructuring.

How will Kyrie Irving fit in with his new team?

It is difficult to say how Kyrie Irving will fit in with his new team until he has been officially traded and joins his new squad. However, his exceptional ball-handling skills and scoring ability should make him a valuable asset to any team he joins.

Kyrie Irving asked the Brooklyn Nets for a trade before the deadline Thursday, but will a deal get done in time or will Irving have to wait until free agency? Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images

What is the future of the Cleveland Cavaliers now?

The future of the Cleveland Cavaliers is uncertain at this point. With LeBron James' potential departure and the trade of Kyrie Irving, the team may face a difficult period of rebuilding and restructuring. However, with the right moves, they could also build a solid foundation for success in the future.

The Los Angeles Lakers are one of several teams vying for Kyrie Irving after the Nets star asked for a trade Friday. Brad Penner/USA TODAY Sports