The Cleveland Cavaliers knew exactly the type of player they were getting when they traded for Donovan Mitchell ahead of the 2022-23 season. Spida has built a reputation as one of the best pure scorers in the league, and he continues to make history for the Cavaliers with that unique ability.

Scoring 20 of his 35 points in the fourth quarter, Mitchell helped the Cavs avenge a loss in Boston last month that ended their historic start.

The Cavs believed the next time against the reigning NBA champion Boston Celtics would be different. They were right. Cleveland avenged its November loss Sunday night, rallying from a double-digit second-half deficit and beating the short-handed Celtics,

Donovan Mitchell and the Cavaliers claimed a 115-111 victory over a short-handed Celtics team that was without Jaylen Brown and Derrick White on Sunday, maintaining their spot at the top of the Eastern Conference. Here are the takeaways.

Mitchell scored 11 points in a row down the stretch as the Cavs overcame a 14-point deficit to maintain the NBA's best record.

Cleveland trailed by 12 early in the fourth quarter but were sparked by Mitchell in a victory between the top two teams in the East.

On Sunday evening, the Cleveland Cavaliers hosted the Boston Celtics in Ohio. The Cavs won by a score of 115-111. Donovan Mitchell finished with 35 points, se

Cavs beat the Celtics 115-111 thanks to an incredible fourth quarter from Donovan Mitchell. They were down by as many as 12 points in the quarter, but Mitchell willed them back