The NBA's leading Cavaliers took turns to rest many of the main players on the 12th, and the team relied onDarius Garlandbroke out in the final quarter, overcoming a 18-point deficit and reversing the Nets 109-104, closing a thrilling 15-game winning streak that tied the team's all-time record, and becoming the sixth team in league history to win 15 consecutive games twice in a single season.

Knight J. Allen

The Cavaliers, who have already qualified for the playoffs, have Mitchell, Hunter and Jeromy all rested in one breath, and the first half was quite struggling, and the Nets led the way with Thomas scoring 16 points alone to take a 63-50 lead in the first two quarters.

After the easy basket, the Nets once extended the difference to 18 points, and the Cavaliers gradually found their firepower in the final quarterDarius Garlandled a wave of 18:8 offensive overtake, and only scored 12 points in the first three quartersDarius GarlandIn this quarter, he took over the battle and scored 18 points in a single quarter and became the number one hero.

Knight Mobley

The Cavaliers scored more than double digits with three players today.Darius Garland30 points, 8 assists, 4 rebounds and 4 steals, J. Allen 23 points and 13 rebounds, and Mobley contributed 21 points and 9 rebounds.

The Nets defeated the Lakers who were absent from James on the 11th to end a seven-game losing streak, and on the 12th, they almost staged another "next gram" in the face of another strong team, the Cavaliers, but unfortunately the follow-up was weak, and Thomas scored 27 points,Cameron JohnsonHe contributed 17 points and Williams added 14 points.