The disappointing loss of the cavs shows the importance of this star player

Orlando Scrapy’s magic never stopped fighting Sunday afternoon against Cleveland Cavaliers and came out with a 108-103 victory. In multiple points of the game, the cavs had two -digit potential customers, including a half -time advantage of 12 points thanks to a timbres whipper of De’andre Hunter.

He felt like a typical game of the cavaliers that we have become accustomed to where Cleveland turns a switch and uploads the heat to get away. Sunday was different. The magic would not disappear and after some timely possessions and an icy stretching of the cavs, they were in the lead when the clock gave zero.

Without entering Sunday, being one of Cleveland’s worst performances of the season both beyond the arch and in the fringe of free throws, the cavs also went down to Evan Mobley. Mobley sat on Sunday’s game with a foot injury and Cleveland felt his lack of presence.

Jarrett Allen played a very pleasant game in his absence when he ended with 20 points and 12 rebounds in 8 of 11 shots. However, not having Mobley really hit the rotations of the alignment of Cleveland and its defensive coverage.

Hunter has almost exclusively left the bench in his time with the Cavaliers, but was pushed to the initial alignment. That hit the second Cleveland team, which is generally led by Ty Jerome and Hunter.

In addition, the injury turned out that Tristan Thompson had significant minutes for the first time in a long time. He fought in his 11 minutes of action, but had zero points and only three rebounds.

In addition, the cavs had to play the times and one thing about Orlando is that it brings a ton of size to the table. Paolo Banchero is in 6 feet 10 inches, but plays with the ball in his hands constantly. It is a guy for which Mobley would be a perfect confrontation, but instead, Cleveland responded with smaller alignments trying to defend it with multiple types.

It worked for the most part, but when I needed to write down he could very easily.

Yes, Cleveland shot badly, but not having the potential defensive player of the year in Evan Mobley proved to be too much for the cavs to drive and left at the end of Sunday.