The Cleveland Cavaliers are gearing up for their first game after the All-Star Break with positive news regarding player availability. Key contributors Isaac Okoro and Ty Jerome are set to return against the Brooklyn Nets, which is a significant boost for the Cavaliers as they face a challenging schedule moving forward. Okoro, who has missed the last 14 games due to a shoulder injury, has been a vital perimeter defender for Cleveland. His return will enhance the team's defensive strategy, especially since he has improved his three-point shooting, currently hitting 39.7% from beyond the arc this season.

Meanwhile, Jerome, who has been dealing with a calf strain, is cleared to play and has proven to be an asset this season, averaging 11.4 points and shooting 42.7% from three. However, Dean Wade remains sidelined due to a knee injury, leaving the Cavaliers with a mix of seasoned players and emerging talents ready to take the court.