Cavaliers beat Thunder in clash of NBA's top teams
The Cleveland Cavaliers can officially lay claim for the title of the NBA's top team. For now. The Cavs defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 129-122 on Wednesday in a matchup that lived up to its billing of the best in the East meeting the best in the West. Usually, you have to wait for the NBA Finals for that kind of game.
Sources tell cleveland.com that defensive-minded swingman Isaac Okoro will return to the lineup against the Oklahoma City ...
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Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell took one glance at the oversized pack of reporters gathered around him after Tuesday’s practice and smirked. “Sheesh,” Mitchell said, his voice carrying a mix of humor ...
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