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Mega deal reportedly in the works that could send this former All-Star to Boston

Don't look now, but the trade deadline could get crazy.

The Boston Celtics never-ending search for a superstar could finally come to a close Thursday afternoon at the NBA trade deadline.

According to reports, the Cleveland Cavaliers are reportedly interested in New Orleans Pelicans:

Which could open the door for the Celtics to acquire forward Kevin Love, according to Sherrod Blakely of CSNNE.com.

"The particulars of the deal are still in the discussion phase, but the end result if it comes to pass would send Love to Boston, according to a league source."

Love has been a target of Boston general manager Danny Ainge for some time now. If the Cavaliers did move the former All-Star, you'd have to expect some combination of established veteran (likely Anderson), draft picks and complimentary players.

The Celtics are also reportedly interested in Atlanta Hawks center Al Horford.