Cavs Extend Winning Streak with Dramatic Comeback vs Bulls
The Cleveland Cavaliers faced the Chicago Bulls on Saturday night at Rocket Arena, securing a 128–122 win after a thrilling late-game rally. Despite ongoing injury challenges, Cleveland extended its winning streak to four consecutive games.
Game Overview
The Cavaliers played without All-Star guard Darius Garland, who had appeared the night before against the Washington Wizards. Out of caution, Garland was sidelined for this matchup, as the team continues to manage his playing schedule.
Fourth Quarter Turnaround
With just 1:47 remaining in regulation, the Cavs trailed 122–116. Then, in a stunning finish, they closed on a 12–0 run to seal the victory at 128–122. Guards Donovan Mitchell and De'Andre Hunter combined for ten crucial points in the final minutes, while Jaylon Tyson hit two free throws with 4.3 seconds left to complete the comeback.
Stat Leaders
- Donovan Mitchell — 29 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists
- De'Andre Hunter — 29 points
- Evan Mobley — 24 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists
- Jaylon Tyson — 17 points, 7 rebounds
Former Cavaliers forward Isaac Okoro led the Bulls with 19 points. Chicago held a brief late advantage after Tre Jones hit six free throws over three trips to the line, but it wasn’t enough to stave off Cleveland’s rally.
“Cleveland’s resilience down the stretch showed why they’re one of the hottest teams in the league.”
Team Records
Cavaliers: 7–3 | Bulls: 6–3
Author’s Summary: Cleveland erased a late deficit behind Mitchell and Hunter’s clutch scoring to secure a fourth straight victory and continue its upward surge in the standings.