Draymond GreenForward, Golden State Warriors

2018 Warriors had 4 All-Stars, will Darius Garland & Cavaliers match them? #nba #basketball

24 Jan 2025 · 0 min

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In a brief YouTube clip, Draymond Green references the 2018 Golden State Warriors as the last team to field four All-Stars and argues that the Cleveland Cavaliers should achieve the same feat this season. The co‑speaker backs this claim by highlighting the Cavaliers' strong record, the durability of their core players—Darius Garland (referred to as "Don") playing at MVP‑caliber level, Evan Mobley breaking through as a top talent, and Jarrett Allen establishing himself as one of the league's best centers—each having logged 39‑40 games. The discussion also notes the new All‑Star selection rules and mentions Kenny Atkinson as the East All‑Stars head coach. The overall tone is conversational and enthusiastic, emphasizing confidence that the Cavs deserve four All‑Star selections.

The last team to have 4 All-Stars was the 2018 Golden State Warriors. I think y'all should have 4 All-Stars this season.
Best record in the league at an All-Star level, and all guys played 39, 40 games so far. I think that's gonna be something that actually means something by playing games this year, especially the new rules for the All-Stars. Everybody's playing at a high level, bro. Don's at an MVP caliber level. Evan Mobley, he's breaking the threshold and showing the world that he's one of those guys. And Jared Allen, he's showing that he's one of the best centers in the league. And playing every game at a high level and competing on both ends of the floor. So, I mean, I think it's pretty simple that we should have 4 in the game and Kenny Atkinson, head coach of the East All-Stars.
And there it is.