Wrap-Up – Over the previous 10 games, the Cavaliers have proved that they can seriously clamp down on opponent to get into the win column. But on Monday night, the Wine and Gold proved that if it a team wants to get into an old-fashioned shootout, that’s fine too.
Despite LeBron James watching from the sideline in the fourth quarter, Cavaliers went off for 64 second-half points, blowing past the Raptors, 122-100, to win their fourth straight game and improve to 15-1 at The Q.
With a daunting road trip looming later this week, home contests against Orlando and Toronto proved to be just what the Cavaliers needed – beating both by an average of 23.