Promoted to No. 2 in the East, the Cavaliers defeated the Kings Super Bucks, and Xiao Sa had a triple-double + the first in the history of the miracle team
On February 6, Beijing time, the NBA regular season Kings played away against the Cavaliers, and the Cavaliers suppressed the Kings with 7 points under the leadership of Mitchell, and finally the Cavaliers defeated the Kings 136-110 to win 6 consecutive victories, and overtook the Bucks to rise to second in the East. Mitchell had 29 points, 5 three-pointers and 5 assists, and Strus scored 22 points, leading the seven players to a double-double victory. Six Kings scored in double figures, with Sabonis Jr. scoring 12 points, 19 rebounds and 15 assists and Fox scoring 19 points.
It is worth mentioning that Sabonis Jr. set a record:
For one, Sabonis Jr. contributed a double-double in 32 consecutive games, and he surpassed Oscar Robertson (31 games) to rank first in Kings history.
Second, Sabonis Jr. has 45 double-doubles this season, ranking first in the league.
Third, Sabonis Jr. has 15 triple-doubles this season, tying Scorpio for the most in the league.
Fourth, Sabonis Jr.'s 47 career triple-doubles ranked 11th all-time.
In the first meeting of the season, the Kings beat the Cavaliers 132-120 at home. Six Kings scored in double figures, four of them scored 20+, Sabonis Jr. 23+9+10, Fox 28 points and 6 assists, Murray 25 points and Huerter 20 points. Seven Cavaliers scored in double figures, with only one player scoring 20+, Mitchell 22 points and assists and LeVert 21 points. The two sides meet for the second time this season, with the Cavaliers missing Jerome and the Kings missing Vezinkov. The two sides turned on the offensive mode in the first quarter, and the two teams combined for 73 points in a single quarter, and the Cavaliers led the Kings 39-34 in the first quarter.
In the second quarter of the game, the Cavaliers continued to maintain strong offensive firepower, they scored 35+ points in a single quarter in two consecutive quarters, the Cavaliers won by 10 points at 35-25 in the second quarter, and the Cavaliers extended a 15-point lead of 74-59 at the end of the first half. In the first two quarters, the Cavaliers made 13 of 22 three-pointers and nearly 6 percent of the crosshairs, with Mitchell scoring 19 points and Allen scoring 10 points. The Kings were 8-of-22 from three-point range, Sabonis Jr. had 8 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists, and Murray had 10 points and Barnes had 13 points.
After halftime, the Cavaliers continued to score 30+ points in a single quarter, and they lost by only one point in the third quarter 32-33, and the Cavaliers still led the Kings by 14 points at 105-91 at the end of the first three quarters. Sabonis Jr. achieved a triple-double in the first three quarters, leading the Kings to five to score in double figures and the Cavaliers to four to score in double figures, but Mitchell scored 27 points and Strus scored 20 points.
In the final quarter, the Cavaliers played a 30-18 offensive net 12 points, and they gradually extended their 25+ lead, and finally the Cavaliers easily defeated the Kings 136-110 to win six consecutive wins and rise to second place in the East.
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