8 players in double figures, an upset victory! The Eastern Conference s top powers revived with 2 consecutive victories, Brown beat Mitchell 30+5

On October 30, the NBA regular season continues, with the Celtics playing against the Cavaliers. In the past, this was a strong dialogue in the Eastern Conference, but this season the Celtics lost their competitiveness and suffered a three-game losing streak at the beginning. However, this time they played very well and widened the gap in the second quarter. After that, they firmly took the initiative on the court and did not give the Cavaliers a chance to counterattack in the final quarter. In the end, the Celtics defeated the Cavaliers 125-105 and achieved 2 consecutive victories.

The Celtics also experienced major changes this summer. First of all, Tatum's injury made the team determined to change. Holiday and Porzingis were traded away, and the luxurious lineup was disintegrated. With the departure of many main players, the Celtics also had a very bad start to the new season, suffering a three-game losing streak. As a powerhouse in the Eastern Conference, they seemed to be facing an uncompetitive situation.

Fortunately, the Celtics adjusted in time and won the last game to end their losing streak. This time they faced the Cavaliers at home and played a long-lost hot attack. There were many points throughout the game, with up to 8 players scoring in double figures, leaving the Cavaliers helpless and could only watch the score gap widen. Among them, Brown scored the highest 30 points, Hauser on the bench scored 21 points on 7 of 13 three-pointers, Pritchard had 10 points and 10 assists, and White had 19 points. Every player can contribute.

Without Tatum, Brown became the team's top core. This time, he performed very well. He played 32 minutes, making 12 of 20 shots, 4 of 9 three-pointers, and 2 of 2 free throws. He scored a game-high 30 points plus 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal and 1 block, with a plus-minus value of +20. Brown has a very arduous task in the new season, and his performance will determine whether the team can continue to remain competitive in the Eastern Conference. This time he also completely defeated the opposite Mitchell, which was the key to the team's victory.

Mitchell played 32 minutes this time, making 5 of 12 shots, 5 of 9 three-pointers, 15 points and 6 assists. He also made 3 turnovers and 4 fouls. He was in poor condition. Except for Mitchell, no other player on the Cavaliers scored 20+ points. The highest scorer was Mobley's 19 points, and the bench was completely suppressed by the opponent. Ball only scored 3 points on 1 of 5 goals.