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Cavaliers beat Bucks 112-100

The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 112-100, marking their 14th consecutive victory in the NBA.
Max Strus led the Cavaliers with 17 points, as eight players scored at least nine points in a balanced attack.
Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 30 points for the Bucks, moving into 50th place on the NBA's career scoring list with a total of 20,077 points.
Cleveland outscored Milwaukee 57-27 from 3-point range, going 19 of 47 from beyond the arc.

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ESPN

Donovan Mitchell: We're playing good basketball and building confidence - ESPN Video

Donovan Mitchell explains what is working for the Cavaliers during their 14-game winning streak.

2 days ago·United States

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The Herald Journal

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Cleveland puts home win streak on the line against Brooklyn

Brooklyn Nets (22-42, 11th in the Eastern Conference) vs. Cleveland Cavaliers (54-10, first in the Eastern Conference)

3 days ago

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Spectrum News

Cavaliers beat Bucks 112-100

The Cavs have won 14 in a row.

4 days ago·United States

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Protothema

Giannis Antetokounmpo: The Bucks didn't reach 30 - They lost 100-112 to the Cavaliers

With this victory, the Cavs reached their 14th straight win and became only the second team in NBA history to score 110+ points in every game.

4 days ago

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Fox8

Cavs win 14 games in a row. Again.

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Max Strus had 17 points to lead a balanced scoring attack as the NBA-leading Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 112-100 on Sunday night for their 14th consecutive victory. The Cavs became just the second team to win 14 straight while scoring at least 110 points in each of those games. The only other time that happened was in 1986, when the Boston Celtics did it on their way to winning a title. #Cavs (54-10) extend…

4 days ago·Cleveland, United States

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