Jayson Tatum delivered an impressive performance, scoring 33 points as the Boston Celtics handed the Cleveland Cavaliers their first loss of the season, snapping the Cavs' 15-game winning streak with a 120-117 victory. While the game was significant for Cleveland's perfect start and their impressive run, it also served as a crucial test against the defending champions. The matchup allowed the Cavaliers to gauge their standing in the league as they faced off against a formidable opponent.
The Cleveland Cavaliers continued their remarkable start to the season, defeating the Charlotte Hornets 128-114 on Sunday night to improve their record to 15-0. This victory marks the franchise's best start in history and places them among an elite group, as they become just the fourth team in NBA history to begin a season with 15 consecutive wins. The only team to have a better start is the Golden State Warriors, who went 24-0 in the 2015-16 season. Darius Garland led the charge for the Cavaliers with 25 points, while Ty Jerome contributed 24 points. Despite star player Donovan Mitchell sitting out the game, Cleveland showcased their depth, with four players scoring over 20 points. The Cavaliers' impressive performance solidifies their position as one of the top teams in the league early in the season.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are off to their best start since the historic 2015-16 Golden State Warriors, achieving a remarkable 12-0 record after defeating the Chicago Bulls 119-113 on Monday night. Donovan Mitchell led the charge with a season-high 36 points, while Darius Garland contributed 17 points and Evan Mobley added a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds. This victory marks the Cavaliers' 11th game this season in which they have scored at least 110 points. Their impressive start places them among just eight teams in NBA history to begin a season with 12 consecutive wins. The last team to achieve such a feat was the 2015-16 Warriors, who famously started their season 24-0 and finished with a record-setting 73-9, although they ultimately lost in the NBA Finals to the Cavaliers. In addition to their on-court success, players have been paying tribute to their new head coach, Kenny Atkinson, as they continue to build momentum in the early part of the season.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are off to a historic start, achieving a remarkable 10-0 record for the first time in franchise history after a dominant victory over the Golden State Warriors. Under the leadership of new head coach Kenny Atkinson, the team is thriving and showcasing impressive performance on the court. Atkinson couldn't hide his joy as he reviewed the game statistics and reflected on the team's success. His inaugural season with the Cavaliers has been nothing short of exceptional, as they continue to build momentum and establish themselves as a formidable force in the league.
**‘We Want Bronny’: James Jr. Scores First NBA Points as Cleveland Fans Celebrate His Return** In a memorable moment for both Bronny James and Cleveland basketball fans, the Lakers rookie scored his first points in the NBA during a game against the Cavaliers, despite the Lakers suffering a 134-110 defeat. Bronny, who was born in Akron while his father, LeBron James, played for the Cavaliers, made his debut in front of a crowd that welcomed him home. With LeBron on the bench in the closing minutes of the game, Bronny hit a shot reminiscent of his father's signature style, marking a significant milestone in his young career. “It’s an unbelievable moment to see him score his first NBA basket in this arena, so close to where he grew up,” LeBron expressed. “For him and for our family, it’s just really special to be a part of this.” The atmosphere in Cleveland was electric as fans chanted for Bronny, celebrating the next generation of the James legacy.