Mobley 15+12+5 Love 20+11 Barrett 24+5 Cavaliers narrowly beat the Knicks

Live bar January 25 news Cavaliers today sat at home to meet the Knicks, the first half of the first two quarters of the start of the Knicks to take the lead in the difficulty of seizing the opportunity, but both times are weak back to the opponent to achieve overtake. In particular, the Knicks once had the upper hand with a wave of 15-4 offensive climax in the second quarter, but the Cavaliers recovered in time with only four points in the first six minutes, and veteran Rondo scored eight points to help the team equalize the score into the second half. In the third quarter, the Cavaliers still suffered another mute, but fortunately, another veteran stepped forward, this time it was Love's turn to shoot three points and cut 11 points in a row to lead the team to rebound the score again, and the Cavaliers once took a 15-point lead in the final quarter, but the Knicks, who were more depressed throughout the game, broke out, and they then blasted a wave of 20-5 offensive force to tie the score. Garland hit the crucial three-pointer in the final moments, while Barrett and Randle had two chances to kill but failed to hit them. In the end, the Cavaliers narrowly defeated the Knicks to win the game.

The two teams started the first quarter with a fairly alternating number of points, with the Knicks taking advantage of Fournier's excellent start, who shot farther and farther away to score seven of the team's first nine points, while the Cavaliers relied on Mobley and Davis to constantly paint the area to chase points. The two sides were deadlocked in the opening matchup, but the Cavaliers who played at home gradually turned the tide in the confrontation, O'Corro's 2+1 helped the team achieve a comeback, and Love's three-pointer in the last minute helped the team to five points to end the first quarter.

In the second quarter, the Knicks took the lead in the bench showdown, and Three three-pointers by Topping and Quickley led the team to a 15-4 opening attack to quickly reverse the score. The Cavaliers opened with a very passive start, with only four points in the first six minutes going passive. Fortunately, in the second half of the quarter, they picked up in time, and Rondo's two shots and one pass were quite critical, including a key three-pointer to withstand the opponent's wild attack. As the opponent's offense pulled back slightly, Mobley stepped up to score four points in a row, and Rondo hit another three-pointer in the final moments, and the Cavaliers erased the score at the end of the half. At halftime, the Cavaliers drew 50-50 with the Knicks.

After returning from the break, the Cavaliers once again encountered a scoring drought, this time they did not score a point in nearly 3 minutes, and although the Knicks scored 5 points with Randle and Barrett during the period, they also wasted a lot of opportunities to miss the opportunity to open the score, of which Barrett conceded 3 goals is a pity. Their performance also directly gave the Cavaliers a chance to breathe, and the latter woke up in O'Corro's quick goal and Mobley's 2+1, the Knicks were still able to respond with the goals of Randle and Barrett in the quarter, but the more they got to the back, they could not stop the opponent, and The Lefour explosion changed the trend, he hit the Knicks with three consecutive three-pointers at the end of the quarter, and his performance of cutting 11 points alone helped the Cavaliers to reverse the score. Grimes responded twice in the final stage to help the Knicks stop the bleeding, but the team still trailed by seven points into the fourth quarter.

The Cavaliers finally broke the spell of scoring drought at the start of the final quarter, and this time they took a 15-point lead with Stevens scoring four consecutive points and Wade's two consecutive three-pointers. However, just when everyone thought that the overall situation was decided, the Knicks, who had been playing very depressed all the way, did not dare, Grimes found his touch and joined hands with Barrett to hit two three-pointers, and then Topping also hit a three-pointer on the outside, and the Knicks responded with a wave of 13-1 attack to quickly catch up with the score and rekindle hopes. The Cavaliers did not return from the timeout with a difficult three-pointer to stop the bleeding, but the Knicks continued to attack efficiently, with Grimes responding with three points, and Barrett and Randle both scored to equalize the score. Mobley grabbed an offensive rebound at a critical moment to help Garland hit a key three-pointer, while the Knicks side Barrett and Randle both missed the key three-pointer and failed to stage a dead end. In the end, the Cavaliers narrowly defeated the Knicks to win the game.

Knicks: Fournier, Walker, Randall, Barrett, Noel

Cavaliers: Garland, O'Corro, Mobley, Undefeated, Davis

(Tuoba)