New Cavalier James Harden believes he "perfectly fits" with Donovan Mitchell

James Harden has been playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers for a few weeks now, and he feels like a natural there. He has been a great plug-and-play guard throughout his career, and he has been good for the Cavaliers.

Despite Harden feeling he has not played his best basketball just yet, he has found the perfect backcourt partner with Donovan Mitchell. It is a great duo, as they are both superstar-level players who can lead the Cavaliers to the promised land.

James Harden loves his dynamic with Donovan Mitchell

Over the years, Mitchell has been one of the best shooting guards in the league. He did with the Utah Jazz, but he has gotten even better with the Cavaliers. For the past few years, he has been excellent in his partnership with Darius Garland.

However, it appears that the Cavaliers wanted to make changes, and that is the 1:1 trade between them and the Los Angeles Clippers for Harden. Now, it appears that this is a more natural fit.

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Since Harden has played with all kinds of stars throughout his career, he knows how to work with them. Now that he is with the Cavaliers, he is doing well with how he and Mitchell are working together.

"He’s unselfish, confident in his game, and wants to win at the highest level. So now you got two guys who match perfectly for each other. You got a team and system that fits well. It’s a no-brainer," Harden said about his superstar teammate.

As Harden keeps working with Mitchell, they will keep having a strong dynamic with each other. Moving forward, it will be a challenging matchup for any team as they will now have an even more super-charged offense.

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