Cavaliers 121 - Wizards 111 (10/28/2026): Mobley's Double-Double Dominates Washington

On October 28, 2026, at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, the Cavaliers played against the Washington Wizards. The Cavaliers took the game 121-111, making this their third win of the season. The Wizards moved to a 2-3 record with this result.

First Half Action

The Wizards started the game strong with a powerful first quarter, scoring 42 points. The Cavaliers kept pace with 34 points of their own. By halftime, the Wizards held a slim lead with a score of 69-59.

Washington's shooting in the first half was sharp, as they made 53% of their field goal attempts. Alexandre Sarr and Anthony Davis led the charge, each scoring 18 points for their team. The Wizards also excelled at the free-throw line, hitting 15 of their 17 attempts.

Second Half Turnaround

The Cavaliers made adjustments coming out of halftime, outscoring the Wizards by 10 points in the third quarter. Evan Mobley was instrumental during this period, contributing 24 points and grabbing 12 rebounds. The team's defense tightened up, allowing only 23 points from the Wizards in the third.

In the final quarter, Cleveland's offense continued to roll, adding 29 points to secure the victory. Donovan Mitchell's all-around performance was key, with 19 points, 5 rebounds, and 7 assists. Cleveland's bench also provided strong support, giving them the edge needed to close out the game.

Key Stats and Performers

Cleveland's shooting from beyond the arc was a deciding factor. They made 14 of their 38 three-point attempts, compared to Washington's 8 out of 32. This helped overcome Washington's higher field goal percentage.

Rebounding was another area where the Cavaliers excelled, securing 47 boards to Washington's 27. Jarrett Allen contributed significantly with 12 rebounds, adding to Cleveland's dominance on the glass.

Both teams had 7 steals and a similar number of turnovers, with Cleveland slightly ahead in assists with 26 compared to Washington's 31. The Cavaliers also had a strong showing from the free-throw line, hitting 21 of their 22 attempts.

Looking Ahead

Next up for the Cavaliers is a road game against the Atlanta Hawks on October 29. This will be a test for their unbeaten home record. Cleveland looks to continue their winning streak and improve upon their 3-1 start.

The Wizards will return home to face the Charlotte Hornets on October 30. They aim to bounce back and improve their standing in the Eastern Conference. Head Coach Brian Keefe will likely focus on tightening up their defense and improving their three-point shooting.

Both teams have a challenging schedule ahead, and they will need to stay sharp in the highly competitive Eastern Conference. As the season progresses, each game becomes more important for playoff positioning.