Barreling Towards a Record-Breaking Start
Superior Cavaliers surge ahead, demolish Nets by a massive 29-point margin
The Cleveland Cavaliers are on a roll, and their game against the Brooklyn Nets on December 17, 2024 (Manila time), solidified their place in basketball history. With a resounding 130-101 victory, the Cavs' win-streak stretched to an exceptional 23-4, setting the stage for the best start in the franchise's history.
In this lopsided battle, Evan Mobley shone with 19 of his 21 points in the second half, while Caris LeVert did his damage early, scoring all 19 points in the first. The Cavaliers seized control from the get-go and never let up, extending their lead to as many as 37 points.
A Powerhouse Performance
Donovan Mitchell added 18 points, although he missed six shots from the field. Georges Niang had 17 points and 9 rebounds, Jarrett Allen and Isaac Okoro contributed 12 points each, and Darius Garland chipped in 11. The Cavs' impressive shooting performance saw them hit 19 3-pointers and reach 130 points for the seventh time this season.
Mobley went 6-of-7 after the break and played a pivotal role in the Cavaliers' lead following a 72-40 halftime advantage. Coming off the bench, LeVert made a splash with his first five 3s, helping the Cavaliers surge ahead in the first quarter.
Nets Struggles Persist
Brooklyn, following a trade of Dennis Schroder to the Golden State Warriors on Sunday, suffered their sixth loss in seven games after three consecutive victories on November 24-27. The Nets allowed at least 130 points for the second consecutive game and the fourth time this season.
Cameron Johnson led the Nets with 22 points, Day'Ron Sharpe added 15, Jalen Wilson contributed 13, Ben Simmons scored 10 points, and dished out 8 assists. However, Simmons also committed six of Brooklyn's season-worst 22 turnovers, leading to 34 points for the Cavs.
Onward to Greatness
With the Cavaliers showing no signs of slowing down, the basketball world eagerly awaits what this history-making team will achieve in the coming games. If you're a basketball enthusiast, don't miss out on the action. Tune in to catch the Cavaliers in their quest for greatness!
The Cleveland Cavaliers' victory over the Brooklyn Nets in a resounding 130-101 match further cements their place in NBA history, with the team setting a record for the best start in the franchise's history at 23-4.
Evan Mobley's impressive performance, scoring 19 points in the second half, and Caris LeVert's first-quarter feat of 19 points, contributed significantly to the lopsided game where the Cavaliers never relinquished control, leading by as many as 37 points.
