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Mitchell and Mobley power East-leading Cavaliers to 142-105 blowout of Knicks

Donovan Mitchell scored 27 points, and Evan Mobley added 21, leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 142-105 victory over the New York Knicks.
The Cavaliers improved their record to 46-10 after winning their sixth straight game and have won 34 games by double digits this season.
Jalen Brunson contributed 26 points for the Knicks, who experienced their most lopsided loss this season.
Darius Garland suffered a head injury in the first half but continued playing despite previous injuries.

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Spectrum News

Mitchell and Mobley power East-leading Cavaliers to 142-105 blowout of Knicks

The Cavs played most of the second half without center Jarrett Allen, who injured his right hand.

4 hours ago·United States

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Dispatch Argus

Cavs pound Knicks for another double-digit win

CLEVELAND — Donovan Mitchell scored 27 points, Evan Mobley added 21, and the Cleveland Cavaliers bullied the New York Knicks from the start Friday night, winning 142-105 in a matchup of two of the Eastern Conference's top teams.

9 hours ago

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Eesti Rahvusringhääling

Cleveland scored 142 points against the third-place team in the Eastern Conference

In the NBA, the Eastern Conference leader Cleveland Cavaliers earned their sixth consecutive victory by defeating the New York Knicks 142-105 at home.

11 hours ago·Estonia

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Le Figaro

NBA: record for Sarr with Washington, Cleveland and Oklahoma City dominant leaders

Also at the head of their respective conference, the Cavaliers and Thunder made only one bite of the Knicks and Jazz last night. Frenchman Alexandre Sarr beat him his points record this season.

11 hours ago·Paris, France

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RTV Slovenija

Cleveland outscored New York by 37 points

The showdown between the first and third seed teams in the East was tied for just a few minutes, but Cleveland completely outplayed New York, which suffered its worst defeat under coach Tom Thibodeau. In the end, the Cavaliers defeated the Knicks 142-105.

13 hours ago

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