Cavs' Paint Power Overwhelms Suns at Rocket Arena

The Cleveland Cavaliers, now holding a 19-16 record, triumphed over the Phoenix Suns with a final score of 129-113. The Suns, who are currently at 19-14, faced a formidable challenge from the Cavs' dominant performance in the paint and efficient shooting.

First Quarter

The game kicked off with an explosive start for the Cleveland Cavaliers as they took an early lead by scoring 37 points in the first quarter. Donovan Mitchell was instrumental during this period, showcasing his offensive prowess by contributing significantly to the team's early advantage. The Cavs' defense also played a crucial role, limiting the Suns to just 21 points.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, both teams intensified their efforts. The Wine and Gold maintained their momentum with another strong showing by adding 30 points to their tally. Darius Garland's playmaking abilities were on full display as he orchestrated several successful plays that kept Cleveland ahead. Despite Phoenix's attempt to close the gap with a 33-point effort led by Devin Booker’s sharp shooting from beyond the arc, Cleveland held firm.

Third Quarter

As play resumed after halftime, Evan Mobley stepped up for Cleveland with impressive defensive plays including multiple blocks that thwarted Phoenix's attempts to gain ground. The Cavs added another 29 points while maintaining pressure on defense which saw them leading comfortably despite Phoenix scoring 35 points in this quarter.

Fourth Quarter

In the final stretch of play at Rocket Arena, Jaylon Tyson contributed key baskets that helped seal victory for Cleveland as they outscored Phoenix once more with a decisive fourth-quarter performance of 33 points against Phoenix’s 24. Jarrett Allen was pivotal under both baskets securing rebounds and converting opportunities into crucial points in paint battles.

This post-game report highlights how effective teamwork and strategic execution led to game-changing plays for Cleveland Cavaliers vs Phoenix Suns final score favoring them significantly.

Looking ahead, fans can catch more action when Cleveland hosts Denver Nuggets on January 2nd at Rocket Arena starting at 7:30 PM EDT. Tune into FDSOH or stream via Amazon Prime Video for live coverage of what promises to be another exciting matchup!

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