Cavs score, recap vs Bulls. Cleveland extends winning streak to four games with comeback

Cavs Extend Winning Streak with Comeback Victory Over Bulls

The Cleveland Cavaliers faced the Chicago Bulls on Saturday night at Rocket Arena, overcoming an injury setback to win 128-122 and maintain their four-game winning streak.

Game Overview

Despite missing All-Star guard Darius Garland, who was rested to avoid playing back-to-back games after the previous night’s match against the Washington Wizards, the Cavaliers pushed through. Garland’s absence was a precaution by Cleveland to manage his playing time carefully.

The game saw the Cavs trailing 122-116 with just 1:47 remaining in the fourth quarter. However, Cleveland closed out the match on a 12-0 run, securing the comeback win.

Key Moments

Guards Donovan Mitchell and De'Andre Hunter combined for 10 quick points during the crucial final minutes.
Jaylon Tyson capped the run by sinking two foul shots with 4.3 seconds left on the clock.

Player Performances

Donovan Mitchell and De'Andre Hunter each scored 29 points, with Mitchell also contributing six rebounds and six assists.
Forward Evan Mobley added 24 points, eight rebounds, and five assists.
Jaylon Tyson contributed 17 points and seven rebounds off the bench.

Bulls Highlights

Isaac Okoro, a former Cavs player, led Chicago with 19 points. The Bulls had gained a brief lead at 122-116 following guard Tre Jones' six consecutive foul shots on three trip visits to the free-throw line in the final minutes.

"The Cavs trailed 122-116 with 1:47 left in the fourth quarter, but they closed the game on a 12-0 run to beat the Bulls 128-122."

The victory improves the Cavs’ record to 7-3, while the Bulls fall to 6-3.

Author's Summary

The Cavaliers overcame injuries and a late deficit to complete a decisive 12-0 run, extending their winning streak to four games with strong performances from Mitchell, Hunter, and Mobley.

Akron Beacon Journal — 2025-11-09