Cavaliers Defeat Warriors 115-104, Break 16-Game Losing Streak; Mitchell Scores 31 Points

First win for the Cavaliers over the Golden State Warriors in regular-season game since Christmas Day 2016; Mitchell's stellar performance contributes with a game-high 31 points and seven assists.

Donovan Mitchell's game-high 31 points and seven assists led the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 115-104 victory over the Golden State Warriors, ending a 16-game losing streak against them.
The Warriors' road winning streak was cut short at four games, despite Stephen Curry's team-high 28 points and seven out of 11 successful 3-pointers.
Evan Mobley contributed greatly to the Cavaliers' win with a double-double, scoring 13 points and dominating the glass with 16 rebounds.
The Cavaliers significantly outshot the Warriors, hitting 49.4% of their shots while the Warriors lagged behind with a shooting rate of 36.2%.
Despite a promising lead early in the second period, the Warriors fell behind 57-45 by halftime and struggled to catch up, ending the game 11 points behind the Cavaliers.