Cavaliers Make History with 12-0 Season Start

The Cleveland Cavaliers have made NBA history by starting the season with a 12-0 record, following a 119-113 victory over the Chicago Bulls, with Donovan Mitchell scoring a season-high 36 points. The Cavaliers have consistently performed well, scoring at least 110 points in 11 of these games and showcasing strong contributions from players like Darius Garland and Evan Mobley. Meanwhile, the Brooklyn Nets have struggled against top teams, losing consecutive games to the Cavaliers and Celtics, despite leading late in both contests. The Nets' loss to the Cavaliers marked their first game against former coach Kenny Atkinson, who now leads the undefeated Cavaliers. Cleveland's success has been attributed to a potent offense, likened to the Golden State Warriors' style, which Atkinson helped develop. The Cavaliers are now two wins away from matching their franchise record for consecutive victories, last achieved with LeBron James in 2017.