The Cleveland Cavaliers dominated the Golden State Warriors 136-117, achieving a franchise-best start at 10-0 and making history as the first team to win their first 10 games while scoring at least 110 points in each. Darius Garland led the Cavaliers with 27 points, while Evan Mobley contributed 23, showcasing their offensive prowess despite a quieter game from Donovan Mitchell. Cleveland established a commanding 41-point halftime lead, tying for the eighth-largest in the NBA’s shot clock era, and displaying their defensive strength by limiting Stephen Curry to just 12 points. This win ended the Warriors' five-game road streak and highlighted their struggles as they missed eight of their first nine shots. The Cavaliers are showing early signs of potential dominance in the Eastern Conference, raising excitement among fans. Next, they will host the Brooklyn Nets, aiming to continue their impressive performance.