Wrap-Up -- If there was any concern about the All-Star Break disrupting the Wine and Gold’s rhythm heading into the season’s second half, those worries were allayed almost immediately – as the Cavs crushed the Knicks for the 10th straight occasion, including all four matchups this season.
Cleveland went into the Break having run their record in February to 7-1 and came out on the other side ready to rumble – with seven players notching double-figures as the Cavaliers continued their mastery of the Knicks, taking the 119-104 decision on Thursday night at The Q.
Both franchises spent the day working through the final hours of the NBA’s trade deadline, but by gametime on Thursday night, both had determined to stand pat.