Cavs Extend Winning Streak with Dramatic Comeback Against Bulls
The Cleveland Cavaliers faced the Chicago Bulls on Saturday night at Rocket Arena, securing their fourth straight win with a thrilling 128-122 comeback victory. Despite ongoing injury concerns, the Cavs overcame adversity to deliver another strong performance.
Game Overview
On November 8, Cleveland played without All-Star guard Darius Garland, who rested after appearing in the previous night's game against Washington. The Cavs decided to limit him from back-to-back games as a precautionary measure.
Turning Point
With 1:47 remaining in the fourth quarter, the Cavaliers trailed 122-116. However, they surged ahead with a 12-0 run to close the game, outscoring Chicago in the final minutes and securing a 128-122 win.
Cleveland closed the game on a 12-0 run to beat Chicago 128-122, extending their record to 7-3.
Key Performers
- Donovan Mitchell and De'Andre Hunter each scored 29 points, combining for ten crucial points during crunch time. Mitchell also recorded six rebounds and six assists.
- Evan Mobley contributed 24 points, eight rebounds, and five assists.
- Jaylon Tyson scored 17 points and hit two decisive free throws with 4.3 seconds left, sealing the win.
- Isaac Okoro, now with the Bulls, led his team with 19 points.
Final Notes
Chicago briefly led after Tre Jones made six straight free throws over three trips to the line, but Cleveland’s late surge proved unstoppable. The Cavs improved to 7-3, continuing their strong start to the season.
Author’s summary: Cleveland delivered a determined late-game rally led by Mitchell and Hunter, turning a six-point deficit into a fourth straight victory at home.