On Saturday night Fred VanVleet will get his best chance to shine during the NBA’s All-Star weekend. It will be another opportunity for the Toronto Raptors point guard’s story to be shared. It’s one that never gets old. Undersized and overlooked, he’s just the fifth undrafted player in NBA history to take part in the league’s mid-season showcase, and the first point guard to find his way amongst the league’s elite from such modest beginnings. But let’s face it, VanVleet’s game – grimy defence and ‘play within the flow’ offence – is not likely to light up the crowd in Cleveland during the game on Sunday. It’s not like he’s not going to dunk on anyone. So realistically, VanVleet’s moment is most likely to come in the three-point contest. And that would be yet another chapter in his underdog story. He was a good but not particularly special three-point marksman at Wichita State and shot mainly catch-and-shoot threes in the rhythm of the offence in his early years as a Raptor. But...