Beijing time on February 7, NBA regular season wizards against the Cavaliers, this game Beal, Kuzma is absent, the first quarter Cavaliers blasted a wave of 35-27 to establish a lead, the second quarter Allen scored 10 points to help the Cavaliers extend the point difference to 20 points, the Wizards failed to complete the rally in the second half, the Cavaliers won with the team advantage of three scoring 20+ and 6 scoring doubles, the score was 114-91, the Cavaliers won 3 consecutive games while giving the Wizards 3 consecutive losses. Allen was 10-of-13 from the field for 23 points and eight rebounds, while Garland and Mitchell hit eight three-pointers, combined for 44 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds.
Statistics:
Cavaliers: Garland 23 points, 5 assists and 3 steals, Mitchell 21 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists, Allen 23 points, 8 rebounds and 2 blocks, Mobley 16 points and 5 rebounds, Okoro 12 points, LeVert 10 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals
Wizards: Porzingis 18 points and 7 rebounds, Avdia 12 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists, Gafford 11 points and 8 rebounds, Morris 10 points and 7 assists, Barton 15 points
Best of the game:
Six of the Cavaliers scored double-doubles, and three of the starting lineup scored more than 20 points, winning a big win with team advantage, and the best of the game belongs to the Cavaliers!
Highlight lenses:
LeVere splits the ball and Allen catches the dunk
Garland passed Mobley to follow up with a two-handed clasp
Mitchell steals a long pass and Mobley makes a layup 2+1
Garland freehand pass assists Allen to score
Arun went down to eat the pie and snapped
Competition Review:
In the first quarter, Mitchell hit a three-point shot to open the game with a 5-point shot, Boshen shot Avdia 2+1 in return, Garland also hit a three-pointer, Mobley played an empty catch and a violent dunk to cut 6 points in a row to stop the Wizards, and the Cavaliers maintained the lead. After the timeout, Garland hit a three-point shot, Mobley cut a dunk, Okoro made a free throw, the Cavaliers played a wave of 12-2, the key moment Boshen scored consecutive points, Allen hooked LeVere under the basket to score a layup to score back, Allen then staged an empty dunk, Jill hit a three-point shot in time, Nunn hit a shot to stop the bleeding, Gafford completed a 2+1, LeVert made a three-point foul, and the Cavaliers led 37-25 after the first quarter.
In the second quarter, Allen cut 4 consecutive baskets to open the game, Barton scored 6 consecutive points in return, Garland scored consecutive free throws to stop the Wizards, and after the timeout, Okoro hit a three-point shot, and Mobley scored an empty cut, bringing the difference to 19 points. At the key moment, Boshen scored under the basket, Okoro hit a three-pointer, Allen cut the hand, at this time it was Boshen who shot to stop the bleeding, Mitchell hit the inside to make a free throw, Boshen basket to complete 2+1, Allen then empty catch Okoro broke through to complete 2+1, Boshen made up for Avdia to impact the inside, Allen hooked and scored, halftime was over, the Cavaliers led 66-46.
In the second half, Boshen hit a three-point shot to start, Mobley scored a basket, Gafford hit a Leville three-pointer, Morris returned with a three-pointer, and Avdia hit a three-pointer to stop the Cavaliers. After the timeout, Mitchell hit two consecutive three-point shots, LeVere held the ball and dunked, Allen took a free throw and Garland hit a three-pointer, Mobley made a free throw, the difference was 27 points, Avdia made a free throw Gibson hook, Mobley made a steal, Gibson singled Allen hook on the basket, Osman hit a three-point shot, the first three quarters were played, and the Cavaliers led 96-72.
In the final quarter, Allen made a free throw, Garland hit Mitchell for a dunk, Garland hit a three-point shot to stop the Wizards, then Nunn made a free throw, Allen scored a basket, Nunn hit a shot, Barton hit a three-point shot from Stephens and returned the dunk, Jill staged a follow-up dunk, less than 5 minutes left in regular time, the Cavaliers led by 23 points and began to send pure substitutes to the court. Lipez then missed consecutive offenses, Lopez made a free throw, and with 2 minutes left in regular time, the Cavaliers led by 24 points, the game lost suspense, and the Cavaliers defeated the Wizards.
Starters from both sides:
Wizards: Porzingis, Morris, Avdia, Gafford, Gilbers
Knights: Allen, Mitchell, Mobley, Okoro, Garland
(Lin Xiaoxiang)