The resurgence of the Cleveland Cavaliers is a story no one saw coming. The young core of the Cavs has rocked the league and quickly raised through the ranks. One of the big reasons for their successful campaign is Darius Garland. The All-Star is showing no signs of slowing down. Fans have him as the best point guard behind Stephen Curry.

Since the injury to Collin Sexton, Garland has been the general of the Cavs. He has elevated the Cleveland offense in a way no one imagined. With the combination of bigs around him, he has found a way to use them perfectly. Moreover, Garland has not lost his way in scoring as he leads them in that category as well.

He had fans mesmerized with his recent display as he is dominating for the past five games.

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Garland has emerged as one of the best point guards in the league. He has put the Cavaliers in a spot to compete for the title, and now he is making the final push. Over the last 5 games, the guard has stepped up his game with his scoring and playmaking. Putting the Cavaliers on his back, the youngster has set himself up to become a top player in the NBA.

With Stephen Curry struggling in recent times, Garland has kept the point guard position alive. He has scored over 25 points in the last four of his 5 games while dishing over 8 assists per game. In his recent performance, the first time All-Star posted 26 points and provided a whopping 19 assists against the Sixers. Despite his stellar night, Joel Embiid and James Harden crashed the party and took home the win for Philadelphia.

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The Cavaliers are currently the 6th seed with a record of 36-27. While Garland has put up dominating performances, they have lost their last 3 contests. With the Raptors only a few games out, they need to step up as a team to secure their spot in the playoffs. While there is no guarantee of a result, one thing is for sure: Garland is going to keep putting his mark on the game.

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