In an ordinary regular season game, the Cavaliers defeated the Thunder, a weak team in the West, and won another victory. After this game, the Cavaliers of The Black McLeaveland in the East are in 5th place in the East with an excellent record of 28 wins and 19 losses, and are only one win away from the 4th place Bucks in the East. If the Cavaliers can play normally in the following games, the young team will move into the upper half of the East and hold home advantage in the playoffs.
The current Cavaliers, very similar to the Eagles last season, were not favored at the beginning of the season, but throughout the season with stable play and the performance of core players. Sadly, the short-lived Hawks have now fallen to 12th place in the East with a 20-25 record, and are getting farther and farther away from the playoffs.
Let's talk about the Cavaliers' victory over the Thunder, the core guard of the Thunder, Alexander, was 12 of 23 in 39 minutes, 3 of 7 from three-point range, and shot 29 points + 6 assists + 9 rebounds, as well as 3 steals and 1 block, and rookie Gidey also contributed 8 points, 3 assists and 5 rebounds. However, the Cavaliers blossomed more, Garland exploded with 23 points and 11 assists, and Jarrett Allen contributed a double-double of 14+13.
The best performer is naturally rookie center Evan Mobley, the rookie's best interior player, in 39 minutes 12 shooting, 1 of 1 three-pointer, 6 of 6 free throws, contributed 15 points, 17 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 block of the double-double data in a single game, plus or minus of +10. After the game, Mobley was not very satisfied with his performance, and he also said in the interview that manager Bikstaff was unhappy at half-time, as was the end of the game. The Cavaliers don't have the energy they want, don't relax because they're always ahead, the Cavaliers need to play their own characteristics and continue to march towards victory!
Look, this is the young Mobley, in the US media's half-way ratings, of all the rookie players they think Mobley is the best rookie. As for any rookie players such as Cunningham and Jaylen Green, don't look at bragging about it in the offseason, but when it comes to the regular season, Jaylen Green has hit the rookie wall, and there is no sign of returning for the time being.
Compared to Mobley, who is low-key and speaks with actual performance, Jaylen Green really should reflect on it. If Mobley had been able to play this season without getting injured, he would have almost locked up the Best Rookie award. Even the Cavaliers' All-Star power forward Kevin Love said that Mobley, who is technically and physically excellent, reminds him of the timberwolves' core big forward of that year, "Wolf King" Kevin Garnett! Love also believes that Mobley is growing fast, only the sky is his limit, so in love with Love, Cleveland Cavaliers scouting center Mobley is the best rookie of the year.