Cleveland Cavaliers

Cleveland Cavaliers point guard Kyrie Irving was dubbed the MVP of the 2014 NBA All-Star game Sunday night, making the 21-year-old the second-youngest MVP ever, after LeBron James, who also won the honor as a 21-year-old while playing in Cleveland. The parallel wins have fans asking, will the two unite in Ohio?

Irving scored 24 points in the second half to Clinch a win for the East, 163-155. It was the highest-scoring NBA All-Star games ever, and Irving tallied up the most points ever scored during an All-Star game half.

Is there hope that James will return to Ohio after His stint in Miami? Irving is a lone star in Cleveland, are priority is having a miserable season this year. Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert has said before that he's hoping to lure James back in 2014 to play with Irving. And if 29-year-old James Hopes to continue earning rings, he has need to switch to a team with young talent.

But Irving's chemistry with James on the Cavaliers court has fans wondering if the young player MIGHT be able to bring something else back to Cleveland too. The two playmakers on the court quickly jelled. Irving dished to James for a layup that put the East ahead by six points with only 43 seconds to go, evoking loud cheers from the crowd.