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Cleveland Cavaliers Edge Out San Antonio Spurs in a Nail-Biter at Frost Bank Center

In an intense showdown at the Frost Bank Center, the Cleveland Cavaliers narrowly secured a victory over the San Antonio Spurs, marking their 62nd win of the season against 15 losses. The final score stood at 114-113, reflecting how closely matched both teams were throughout the game. The Spurs, despite their valiant effort, saw their record adjust to 32-45 following this hard-fought contest.


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Cavaliers' Key Performances


The Cavaliers showcased a balanced team effort with significant contributions from several players. Donovan Mitchell led the scoring for Cleveland with an impressive 26 points, bolstered by his remarkable accuracy from beyond the arc where he shot 54 percent. His performance was not just limited to scoring as he also dished out seven assists and grabbed three rebounds.


Evan Mobley was another standout performer for the Cavaliers, dominating both ends of the court. He racked up a double-double with 25 points and 12 rebounds while shooting an efficient 77 percent from the field. His defensive presence was equally impactful as he registered three blocks and one steal.


Darius Garland also played a pivotal role in orchestrating Cleveland's offense by contributing 19 points and leading with seven assists. His ability to manage playmaking duties while still adding to the scoreboard was crucial for maintaining momentum in favor of Cleveland.


Spurs' Resilient Effort


Despite falling short by just one point, San Antonio Spurs displayed commendable resilience throughout all four quarters. They managed to keep pace with Cleveland's scoring barrage thanks largely to their collective team effort which saw them amass a total of nine steals and four blocks defensively.


The Spurs were particularly effective in capitalizing on fast-break opportunities but struggled slightly from long range where they shot only 33 percent compared to Cleveland's more efficient rate of success from deep.


Looking Ahead


The next challenge awaiting Cleveland will be hosting Sacramento Kings at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse on April 6th at 6:00 PM EDT. Fans eager to catch this matchup can tune into local broadcasts or follow live updates through various sports networks dedicated coverage.



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