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Evan Mobley scored 27 points and Jarrett Allen had 25 as the Cleveland Cavaliers cruised past the Milwaukee Bucks 136-111 on Saturday night.

The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 136-111 on Saturday night in Milwaukee, bouncing back from a recent loss. Evan Mobley led Cleveland with 27 points, while Jarrett Allen contributed 25 points and 11 rebounds. After trailing 25-24 in the first quarter, Cleveland dominated the second quarter by scoring 48 points to establish a 72-46 halftime lead.
Cleveland built a 34-point advantage late in the third quarter after reaching 100 points with over two minutes remaining in the period. Kel'el Ware paced Milwaukee with 19 points, while Tyler Herro added 15. Cleveland guard Meleek Thomas returned from injury to score 13 points, helping the Cavaliers improve their record to 4-2.
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