Cavaliers Advance To ECF After Blowing Out Detroit 125-94

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Cavaliers Advance To ECF After Blowing Out Detroit 125-94

The Cavs led 31-22 by the end of the first quarter and never relinquished this lead. Detroit was led by Daniss Jenkins with 17 points as Cade Cunningham had merely 13 points and Jalen Duren had 7 and 4. James Harden, while having merely 9 points, was carried by Donovan Mitchell with 26, Jarrett Allen with 23, and Mobley's 21.

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