Cavaliers Defeat Warriors, Start Season 10-0

The Cleveland Cavaliers achieved a historic milestone by defeating the Golden State Warriors 136-117, marking their first 10-0 start in franchise history. This victory makes them the first team in NBA history to win their first ten games while scoring at least 110 points in each. Darius Garland led the team with 27 points, and Evan Mobley added 23, contributing to a record-setting 41-point halftime lead. Under new head coach Kenny Atkinson, the Cavaliers have adopted a high-powered offense, leading the league with an average of 124.5 points per game. Despite an off night for All-Star Donovan Mitchell, who scored just 12 points, the team's depth and fast-paced play secured their dominance over the Warriors, who suffered their first loss in six away games this season. Atkinson praised the team's readiness and hunger, highlighting their impressive performance against the reigning champions.