The Cavs are 31-4. They have won 10 straight.

The Thunder are 30-5. They have won 15 straight.

The teams meet in Cleveland on Wednesday night, with this one being televised on ESPN. Only one can win.

Looking ahead at the matchup while recapping both both teams' victories on Sunday.

The core four all performed admirably against the Nuggets as they helped lead the Cavs to score 149.

A reaction, and a look ahead.

The vibes, are a 10.

Jean-Baptiste of Cavs Nation France joined the show to break down the team's recent performances and look ahead at the schedule.

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Cavs struggle in their two-game set, falling to 17-3.

A look ahead at the games to come and what we learned from this performance.

Let the good times roll. The Cavs won again. Led by Donovan Mitchell, Jarrett Allen, and Ty Jerome, Cleveland wins once more.

The dream start to the season keeps going and the team has proven to be a tricky one to figure out for opponents. Only Boston has done it so far, and with a date with the Celtics next Sunday, two tune-ups with the Hawks will serve to prepare the team for the showdown.

Evan Mobley cleaned the glass. Isaac Okoro didn't miss from the floor. And despite being -20 in free-throw attempts, the Cavs were able to secure a double-digit victory.

A look back at the win & at w hat's to come.

The Pelicans couldn't handle the Cavs. That marks nine straight wins for the Wine & Golders. No coach in NBA history had ever started a tenure 9-0 with a new team. Until Kenny Atkinson this season.

Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland continue to come up clutch. Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen are making timely plays on both ends. The bench has been able to come in and deliver, adding 50 points in the victory over the Pelicans.

A reaction to the win & look at what the Pelicans didn't do.

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8-0. That's where the Cavaliers are, for just the second time in franchise history. The Kenny Atkinson Effect.

On a night when Donovan Mitchell did not make a shot after the first quarter, they got 39 pts and 8 asts from Darius Garland.

A look at what went right, how they managed to overcome Damian Lillard's big night, and what's next.

5-0. How does that sound, Cleveland? Nothing can stop the Cavaliers on the young season.

Four victories by double- digits and a nail-biter in New York. Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland are locked in. Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen continue to make plays.

LeBron James couldn't slow them down. Anthony Davis struggled against the size. They held Austin Reaves to two baskets.

A look back at what went right for the Cavs as they kept things going. Undefeated in the Kenny Atkinson era.

Donovan Mitchell dominated in the second half. Evan Mobley was cleaning the class. Jarrett Allen didn't miss a shot.

Darius Garland shot 9 of 11 from the field.

Another double-digit win for the Cavaliers.

3-0, with the Knicks up next on Monday

Donovan Mitchell looked great. Evan Mobley was on one. Caris LeVert looked like a robot with that accuracy. Ty Jerome is a difference maker.

On a night when Darius Garland was 3-12 from the floor and in foul trouble, everyone else stepped up. Jarrett Allen hit his shots. Georges Niang sunk three triples.

And they got some minutes for Jaylon Tyson in his debut, in which he scored four points with two rebounds.

The 2024-25 Cleveland Cavaliers, led by Kenny Atkinson, seem to be in a good place.