Cavs Extend Winning Streak with Comeback Against Bulls
The Cleveland Cavaliers continued their winning momentum on Saturday night at Rocket Arena, defeating the Chicago Bulls 128–122 in a dramatic turnaround. Despite missing All-Star guard Darius Garland due to load management after playing the previous evening, the Cavs secured their fourth consecutive victory.
Trailing 122–116 with less than two minutes remaining, Cleveland closed the game on a 12–0 run. The late surge was fueled by Donovan Mitchell and De'Andre Hunter, who combined for 10 points in the final stretch. Jaylon Tyson sealed the win with two free throws in the closing seconds.
Key Performers
- Donovan Mitchell: 29 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists
- De'Andre Hunter: 29 points
- Evan Mobley: 24 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists
- Jaylon Tyson: 17 points, 7 rebounds
For Chicago, Isaac Okoro led the way with 19 points, while guard Tre Jones briefly gave the Bulls a late lead after hitting six straight free throws across three possessions.
“The Cavs trailed 122–116 with 1:47 left in the fourth quarter, but they closed the game on a 12–0 run to beat the Bulls 128–122.”
Game Summary
Even with continued roster adjustments due to injuries, Cleveland (7–3) showcased resilience and depth to overcome the Bulls (6–3). The team's ability to rally late exemplified the chemistry forming within the rotation, emphasizing balanced scoring and poise under pressure.
Author’s Summary: Cleveland edged out Chicago 128–122 in a gritty fourth-quarter comeback, marking the Cavs’ fourth straight win despite ongoing injuries.