Donovan Mitchell put the Cleveland Cavaliers on his back in the fourth quarter during their historic victory over the Philadephia 76ers. Spida finished the game with 25 points, 13 rebounds, and nine assists.

Even after Cleveland’s narrow 114-106 victory — the 13th straight to open the 2024-25 season, becoming just the sixth NBA team to reach that feat — Mitchell was still distressed.

"It’s great to be a part of history," Mitchell said as Cleveland became just the eighth team in NBA history to win its first 12 games.

Mitchell's late scoring outburst helped the Cavaliers seal a 114-106 victory, improving to 13-0. According to Kevin Cooney of the Associated Press, Cleveland is the sixth team in NBA history to start 13-0.

Wednesday night in New Orleans, Donovan Mitchell reached a breaking point — even after a record-breaking 131-122 win over the New Orleans Pelicans that pushed Cleveland’s record to 9-0.

Mitchell had 10 in the decisive fourth after originally helping set the early tone. In all, he poured in a game-high 36 points, including 25 in a brilliant first half. His backcourt mate Darius

Donovan Mitchell needed just one assist to secure his first triple-double late in the fourth quarter in the Cleveland Cavaliers win against the Philadelphia 76ers. Instead of taking a wide-open layup that would’ve given the Cavs a nine-point lead with under two minutes to play,

The Cleveland Cavaliers were at it again on Monday night, beating the Chicago Bulls 119-113. Leading the charge for Cleveland was Donovan Mitchell, who posted 36 points, 8 rebounds, four steals, and seven three-pointers.