On February 10, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued, and the Spurs field challenged the Cavaliers. In this campaign, Le Vere made his Cavaliers debut, the Cavaliers established a double-digit advantage in the second quarter, and the Cavaliers blasted a 16-2 wave in the third quarter to open up the 23-point gap. Then the Spurs frantically counterattacked, and at one point in the last quarter, the point difference was forced to 7 points, but they had no choice but to dig too deep to reverse. In the end, the Cavaliers beat the Spurs 105-92, winning three consecutive games and sweeping them twice in the season.
Field data
Spurs: Kelden Johnson 18 points and 7 boards, Vassell 18 points, White 17 points, Murray 16 points, 6 boards and 9 assists, Pelter 7 points and 11 boards
Cavaliers: Garland 27 points, 5 boards and 5 assists, Mobley 18 points and 12 boards, Allen 15 points and 14 boards, O'Corro 14 points, Le Vere 11 points, LeFouel 7 points and 10 boards
Star of the game: Garland led the team to sweep the Spurs
With 12 shots on 15 shots and 3-of-3 three-pointers, the Cavaliers' biggest credit for the victory was undoubtedly Garland. His anti-heaven efficiency helped the Cavaliers achieve a sweep over the Spurs.
Highlights of this session
The camera didn't keep up! Okoro quick-attack dunks
Three-point open hand hit! Le Vere joined the Cavaliers in his first athletic goal
Lucky three points! Osman shot into the basket from a distance
Partition Lofour! Vassell cuts the basket emptyly
Steals and dunks! Vassell sent a sharp quick attack
Game review
In the first quarter, Johnson hit a three-pointer, White made a basket, Garland broke the ice on a jumper, McDermott hit a shot, and then Johnson hit another three-pointer to give the Spurs a 10-2 lead. Garland sent in a three-pointer, White threw a shot, Mobley scored five straight points and the Cavaliers trailed to 10-12. Then O'Corro crossed the three-pointer, Murray shot to stop the bleeding, Allen took off the dunk, Murray hooked the shot, and then Johnson played 2+1, and the Spurs led 23-19. Mobley threw a shot, the Spurs scored five straight points to open the gap, Osman sent a three-pointer, Primo made a layup, and the Cavaliers hit five consecutive free throws in the final moments to give the Spurs a 30-29 lead into the second quarter.
At the beginning of the second quarter, White hit a layup, the Cavaliers scored four consecutive points to rebound, Primo sent a throw, Le Vere and Osman hit three points in a row, Garland hit a hit, and the Cavaliers led 43-34. Collins hit a mid-range shot, Garland hit another three-pointer and the Cavaliers pulled a 10-point gap. Vassell sent a dunk, Allen broke through in response, Osman made two free throws, Garland broke through, and the Cavaliers led by 13 points. Johnson stopped the bleeding on three points, Pelter hit two free throws and the Spurs trailed 48-57 into the second half.
Fighting again, Garland started with 7 consecutive points, and the Cavaliers instantly opened a 16-point gap. White made two free throws to stop the bleeding, Allen broke through, Ocorro sent three points, Mobley hit two free throws, O'Corro took advantage of opponent errors to score again, the Cavaliers began with a 16-2 small climax, and the Spurs trailed by 23 points 50-73. White sent an assist and a layup, Allen dunked to stop the bleeding, Love hooked and continued to hit, and the Cavaliers led 79-57. The Spurs suddenly blasted out 7-0 to stop the Cavaliers, LeVert played back, White sent three points, Love made two free throws, Vassell broke through, Murray made two free throws, Love sent a layup, Murray hit a layup, and the Spurs trailed 73-84 into the final quarter.
In the final quarter, Mobley made a basket to send a dunk, Love played low, and the Cavaliers opened a 15-point gap. Vassell sent in a three-pointer, Garland threw a shot, Pelter hit a layup and the Spurs trailed 78-90. The Spurs chased five consecutive points to close to the seven-point gap, Le Vere pressed the whistle to stop the bleeding, Pelter hooked the shot, Allen played under the basket, O'Corro hit both free throws, and the Cavaliers led 98-85. Johnson made a layup, and then the Cavaliers scored seven straight points to open up the 18-point gap, Murray broke through the play, and the Spurs trailed 89-105. The two sides gradually withdrew the main force, and the game completely lost suspense.
Both sides started
Spurs: Dejuntai Murray, Derrick White, Kelden Johnson, McDermott, Peltel
Cavaliers: Garland, O'Corro, Dean Wade, Mobley, Jarrett Allen