#Cavs and #Thunder is the first meeting between a team on a 15-game win streak & another on a 10-game win streak. It’s the first ever interconference game between teams with a win percentage of .850 or higher this late into a season.

In this episode of the Wine and Gold Talk podcast, Ethan Sands, Chris Fedor, and Jimmy Watkins discuss the thrilling matchup between the Cavs and the OKC Thunder, highlighting the game’s significance.

The Cavaliers got the best of the Thunder. Darius Garland zoomed past Cason Wallace and Evan Mobley flicked a floater above Isaiah Hartenstein for critical buckets down the stretch. OKC had its historic 15-game win streak snapped in a 129-122 loss while Cleveland extended its win streak to 11 in a row.

Both teams entered the game riding double-digit win streaks, and the game played out like a heavyweight tilt. The score was rarely beyond two possessions throughout, but a late Cavs run that featured clutch shooting and a few big stops secured a 129-122 win for the East's top seed.

The Cleveland Cavaliers did not enter the 2024-25 season with high expectations from pundits; it seems as though they’ve plateaued as a middle of the pack playoff team in the Eastern Conference, and not too many were high on them considering that they did not make too many moves in the offseason to up their

Oklahoma City and Cleveland swapped the lead back and forth 30 times during the game, and combined for 84 points in a breathless third quarter that Windhorst singled out for prais

For years, NBA fans have complained about the state of the game. The three-point shooting, flopping, poor officiating, and players who do not play defense – or do not play at all – have driven the fans away from the game.

In a high-stakes game, the Cleveland Cavaliers triumphed over the Oklahoma City Thunder 129-122. Ben and Donnie recap the matchup and their takeaways.