Cleveland Cavaliers Duo could miss Matchup vs. Toronto Raptors

Cleveland Cavaliers still roll as one of the best teams in the NBA, but they also have to do with injuries when the All-Star break is approaching.

The wine and the gold currently have two players who are already excluded for their matchup against Toronto Raptors and two more important rotation players who are questionable (From Tuesday night).

Ty Jerome is currently questionable to Raptors with the right calf standard.

Jerome has been an important contributor to Cleveland’s overall success this season. He average 11.4 points, 2.5 rebounds and 3.4 assists, shooting 51.6 percent off the floor and 42.7 percent behind the arch.

The guard goes out of a solid game against Minnesota Timberwolves, where he scored 15 points and was a +14 on the floor.

If Jerome can’t play on Wednesday, this could give Craig Porter Jr. Opportunity to see an increased role as he has worked well in his recent opportunities.

Max Strs is also listed as questionable for Cleveland’s game against Toronto as he is dealing with right ankle tenderness.

Streric missed Cleveland’s last match with the same injury. His absence allowed Cavalier Newcomer De’Andre Hunter to start in his place, and if Strs is still out on Wednesday, Cleveland’s latest spider will probably start again.

The duo of Isaac Okoro (shoulder) and Dean Wade (knee) remained sideline with their injuries.

Cleveland’s game against Torotno is their last game before the All-Star break. If there is even a little concern about their status. It would make sense to give both Jerome and Strerse a little extra time to rest and recover.

Cavaliers need both of them for their impending playoffs.

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