The Cleveland Cavaliers secured their tenth consecutive victory, defeating the Golden State Warriors 136-117, thereby extending their strongest start to an NBA season. Darius Garland contributed a game-high 27 points for the Cavaliers, including six of 11 attempted three-pointers against the Warriors. This achievement marks the Cavaliers as only the 15th team in NBA history to commence a season with a 10-0 record. Cleveland established dominance early in the game, holding an 83-42 lead by half-time. Stephen Curry of the Warriors scored only 12 points, as Golden State’s five-game winning streak came to an end. Cavs coach Kenny Atkinson commented on the team’s performance, stating, “10-0 is a magic number.” He added, “We’re playing really good basketball and I’m just really pleased where the group is.” Atkinson also expressed his initial concerns for the match: “I was worried about tonight – they’re 7-1 and rolling and they’re coming in here, they’re champions and they’re going to try and knock our block off.” He concluded by noting his surprise at the team’s readiness: “The way we came out tonight – that surprised me, how ready we were, how hungry we were.” In other NBA action, the reigning champion Boston Celtics secured a 108-104 overtime victory over the Brooklyn Nets, with Jayson Tatum contributing 33 points. Boston, having previously experienced their first loss against the Warriors, did not take the lead until the fourth quarter. They ultimately clinched the win in overtime after the game concluded normal time tied at 94-94. The Phoenix Suns narrowly defeated the Dallas Mavericks 114-113, thanks to a match-winning free throw by Jusuf Nurkic with 0.8 seconds remaining. At home, the Los Angeles Lakers recovered from a streak of four losses in five road games to defeat the Philadelphia 76ers 116-106. Anthony Davis led the Lakers with 31 points, while LeBron James achieved the 114th triple-double of his career, accumulating 21 points, 13 assists, and 12 rebounds. Post navigation Fan Reactions to Everton’s 1-1 Draw Against Fulham McCormack States Slaughtneil Needs ‘Another Level’ for Semi-Final