Mobley scores 27, Allen adds 25 as Cavaliers ride 48-point second quarter to get past Bucks 136-111

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Rovito, R. (2026, November 1). Mobley scores 27, Allen adds 25 as Cavaliers ride 48-point second quarter to get past Bucks 136-111. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/mobley-scores-27-allen-adds-25-as-cavaliers-ride-48-point-second-quarter-to-get-past-bucks-136-111/article_9816bd9b-1965-5855-8516-66d77bf85502.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-11-01 · by Rich Rovito

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Evan Mobley scored 27 points and Jarrett Allen contributed 25 as the Cleveland Cavaliers dominated the Milwaukee Bucks, winning 136-111 in an NBA game on Saturday night. The Cavs surged ahead with a strong second quarter where they scored 48 points to take a substantial lead at halftime. Despite a poor start from both teams, Cleveland's high shooting percentage (62%) helped secure their victory as the Bucks struggled, scoring only 31% of their shots in the first half.

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On November 1, 2026, the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Milwaukee Bucks in a basketball game with a score of 136-111. Evan Mobley led the Cavaliers with 27 points, while Jarrett Allen contributed 25 points and 11 rebounds. The Cavaliers dominated the second quarter by scoring 48 points, giving them a significant lead at halftime. Despite the Bucks holding a slight edge after the first quarter, the Cavaliers' strong performance in the second quarter secured their victory. Other notable contributors for Cleveland included Donovan Mitchell with 15 points and James Harden adding 13 points along with seven assists. The game marked the Cavaliers' return to winning ways following a loss on Thursday.

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🔮 Jackson Chourio, Cooper Pratt, Dustin May and Antonio Senzatela of the World Series champion Milwaukee Brewers attended the game, along with Brewers General Manager Matt Arnold.

2026-11-01 · assertive framing · Mobley scores 27, Allen adds 25 as Cavaliers ride 48-point second quarter to get past Bucks 136-111

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The Cavaliers cracked the 100-point mark with 2:22 left in the third quarter on Allen’s putback and built a 34-point lead late in the third while tallying 37 points in the period. Kel’el Ware had 19 points, Tyler Herro had 15 and Kyle Kuzma and rookies Nate Ament and Brayden Burries scored 14 apiece for Milwaukee (1-5), which was routed by the Houston Rockets 132-100 on Wednesday night. Cavs guard Meleek Thomas returned after missing one game with right foot soreness and tallied 13 points in 23 minutes, while forward/guard Jaylon Tyson sat out with a right ankle sprain.

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🔮 Jackson Chourio, Cooper Pratt, Dustin May and Antonio Senzatela of the World Series champion Milwaukee Brewers attended the game, along with Brewers General Manager Matt Arnold.

2026-11-01 · Toronto Star

Mobley scores 27, Allen adds 25 as Cavaliers ride 48-point second quarter to get past Bucks 136-111 · assertive framing

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

Cavaliers → score → night

Mobley connected on 11 of 16 shots while Allen made 12 of 16 for Cleveland (4-2), which bounced back after having its three-game winning streak snapped on Thursday at Atlanta. asserted

streak → connect → Atlanta

Allen and Mario Hezonja each had 11 rebounds. asserted

Allen → have → rebounds

Donovan Mitchell added 15 points and James Harden chipped in with 13 points and seven assists. asserted

Harden → add → points

The Bucks held a 25-24 advantage after one quarter before the Cavaliers erupted for 48 second-quarter points and grabbed a 72-46 lead at the half. asserted

Cavaliers → hold → half

Cleveland shot 62% in the first half and was paced by Allen’s 19 points. asserted

Cleveland → shoot → points

Milwaukee shot 31% through two quarters. asserted

Milwaukee → shoot → quarters

Tyson → crack → sprain

Jackson Chourio, Cooper Pratt, Dustin May and Antonio Senzatela of the World Series champion Milwaukee Brewers attended the game, along with Brewers General Manager Matt Arnold. uncertain

Chourio → attend → Arnold

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