Cavaliers Extend Unbeaten Streak to 14 Games with Victory Over Bulls

Cleveland's dominant performance in the NBA Cup opener highlights their historic start to the season.

The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Chicago Bulls 144-126, marking their 14th consecutive win and setting a franchise record for the longest winning streak.
Donovan Mitchell led the Cavaliers with a season-high 37 points, including 18 in the decisive fourth quarter, showcasing his leadership in crucial moments.
The Cavaliers' first-year coach Kenny Atkinson has implemented an up-tempo offensive system that emphasizes ball movement and spacing, drawing comparisons to the Golden State Warriors.
The Chicago Bulls struggled defensively, allowing a record 49 points in the first quarter, despite a strong offensive effort led by Coby White's 29 points.
The Cavaliers' victory was celebrated with a unique dance involving a frog mascot, symbolizing the team's vibrant and unified spirit.