Mobley 18+9 Garland 24 points won the triple-double Pistons reverse the Cavaliers to end a four-game losing streak

The NBA regular season continued with the Cavaliers 105-115 Pistons, the Cavaliers ending a three-game winning streak and the Pistons ending a four-game losing streak.

Data from both sides:

Cavaliers Garland had 24 points and seven assists and Mobley had 18 points and nine rebounds. On the Pistons side, Salik Bay had 31 points and Cunningham had 19 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists.

Best of the Year:

The Pistons won, and Cunningham was undoubtedly the best performer of the game, although in the first half of the game, Cunningham was in a slump and did not score in the athletic battle. But cunningham found his form in time in the second half, especially in the final quarter, when his performances on both ends of the game helped the team win and end the losing streak. In this game, Cunningham played 37 minutes, 6 of 21 shots, 4 of 2 three-pointers, and got a triple-double of 19 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists, and in the final moments of the game, the fans even sent an MVP call to Cunningham.

Contest Review:

The Cavaliers started first, Jarrett Allen assisted Okoro to take the lead, then scored from the basket, Dean Wade also hit a three-pointer, and the Cavaliers made a fantastic 15-0 start. It wasn't until 7 minutes and 25 seconds left in the quarter that the Pistons were 2+1 by Salik Bay to get the first point of the game. After that, the Pistons played a 15-4 attack wave response, narrowing the gap, with 1 minute and 15 seconds left in the quarter, Frank Jackson's free throw left the Pistons only two points behind, and then Love scored under the basket, Mobley made a kill, and the first quarter ended, and the Cavaliers led 55-49.

In the second quarter, Lyles hit two free throws, Jackson scored from the basket, and the Pistons narrowed the point difference to only one point, but then the Cavaliers blossomed more points, and it was an 8-2 attack wave that opened the gap between the two sides. However, Salik Bay felt hot, and then he and Frank Jackson teamed up to play an 8-3 small climax, again narrowing the gap to only 1 point, in the last minute of the quarter, Garland won two consecutive three-pointers, and the second quarter ended, the Cavaliers led 55-49.

In the first half, the Cavaliers' Garland had 14 points and 4 assists, Mobley 9 points, Allen 8 points and 6 rebounds, and Love 8 points and 4 rebounds. On the Pistons side, Cunningham shot 0-of-9, 0 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists, Salik Bay 8 points and Frank Jackson 17 points.

With 6:23 left in the quarter, Jarrett Allen assisted Mobley to score in the air, and the Cavaliers stretched the lead to double digits. But then Salik Bay and Cunningham teamed up to create a 9-0 wave to close the gap. Osman broke through the sell-off to stabilize the situation, and at the end of the third quarter, the Pistons chased the score to 84-88.

In the final quarter, Lyles came up to score a jumper, leaving only 2 points left by the difference between the two sides. Shorthand after Rondo assisted Garland to break through the score, Osman made a three-point foul, and the Cavaliers had another 10-3 mini-climax to stop the Pistons. Trailing by the score, Stewart scored consecutive feet under the basket, Cunningham hit the basket to win, the Pistons won six consecutive offensive moves, and the Pistons instantly scored a 13-0 attack wave to surpass four points.

After that, Mobley made a strong attack under the basket, Stewart scored under the basket for two consecutive strong attacks, the Cavaliers trailed by 6 points, the Cavaliers requested a timeout, after the timeout, Rondo made a mistake, Cunningham countered a three-point shot, laying the victory. With only 1 minute and 33 seconds left in the game, the Cavaliers trailing by 9 points, and with little time left in the end, the Cavaliers were powerless and could only swallow the failed ending.

Contest Highlights:

Garland assisted Ocorro

This season's Garland, showing an excellent basketball vision, in the game, the Cavaliers fast attack, Garland saw the follow-up O'Corro, a throw in the air, assist teammates in the air to dunk.

Mowbury's defensive dominance

Mobley has a very good defensive dominance, and in today's game, Mobley basketed a defensive card position, a pair of large long hands to cover the sky, blocking the opponent's attack.

Both sides started:

Cavaliers: Garland, Mobley, Jarrett Allen, Dean Wade, O'Corro

Pistons: Salik Bay, Stewart, Joseph, Diallo, Cunningham

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