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The Cleveland Cavaliers head coach made the bold claim about Darius Garland after his team's 109-104 over the Brooklyn Nets.
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6 teams to win 15 consecutive games multiple times in a single NBA regular season feat. Cleveland Cavaliers
The Cleveland Cavaliers dispatched the Brooklyn Nets 109-104 during Tuesday's home matchup, extending their NBA-best winning streak to a franchise record-tying 15 games.
Cavaliers rally from 18-point deficit, clinch Central Division with 109-104 win over Nets
The Cleveland Cavaliers didn't have Donovan Mitchell, De'Andre Hunter or Ty Jerome on Tuesday night, yet still rallied from an 18-point third quarter deficit to defeat the Brooklyn Nets, 109-104.