Cleveland Cavaliers: The Q Could Get the All-Star Game by 2020
The Cleveland Cavaliers have been a major force in the NBA the past several seasons, and they could bring Quicken Loans Arena the All-Star game by 2020.
Are you ready Cleveland Cavalier fans? According to Cleveland.com, Quicken Loans Arena and the Cleveland Cavaliers could be hosting the All-Star game soon.
Cleveland.com recently did an article in which they quoted Mark Tatum, the NBA’s Deputy Commissioner as he said this (Read the full article here):
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“We understand the impact this project will have in continuing the great momentum we have all seen recently in the city. We look forward to holding our week of NBA All-Star events in Cleveland in the near future following the successful completion of The Q transformation project.”
Tatum and the rest of the NBA have been watching as the Cleveland Cavaliers have soared in the finals the past three season, and now they will be rewarded.
As for Quicken Loans Arena, often called the Q, they will get to show off their new facilities of which they just spent $100+ million on.
The next two All-Star games will be represented by New Orleans (Smoothie King Center) and the LA Lakers (Staples Center). It would have been in Charlotte, but Adam Silver changed the local after various issues with the location.
The news is exciting for Cleveland as it would generate several millions dollars of revenue not only for Quicken Loans but also for the entire city of Cleveland. Also, this might be another dream that LeBron has assuming he agrees to his player option for the 2018-2019 season and then resigns for the 2019-2020 season.
Everyone in Cleveland and all Cavalier fans should be thrilled for this exciting news.
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