Cleveland Cavaliers and a Presence That Could Be Historic in the All-Star Game

A perfect basketball playing machine. That's how you can define the Cleveland Cavaliers who are emerging as one of the best teams in recent times. With an impressive collective game and involvement of everyone in different tasks, the Ohio franchise is poised to make history, and it should be reflected in the All Star.

When a team functions perfectly well-oiled and its greatest strength is collective spirit, it tends to have less media impact than those who base their success on the mastery of a big star. Perhaps that's why the Cleveland Cavaliers still aren't receiving the credit they deserve, although their recent victory against the Thunder and the fact that they are on track to surpass the historic record of the 2016 Warriors, 73-9, could change that trend.

The first opportunity to acknowledge the good work of these Cleveland Cavaliers will be the All-Star, where several players from the team should be present. It is assumed that Donovan Mitchell and Evan Mobley will be selected, but it is not unreasonable to claim that Darius Garland and Jarrett Allen should also be part of this NBA star-studded event. Garland himself reaffirmed this after defeating OKC, saying they should represent the Cavs during the All-Star weekend.

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