Donovan Mitchell led the Cleveland Cavaliers to a win against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Saturday, scoring 36 points. He shot 12-of-27 from the field and added eight rebounds and seven assists in his 33 minutes on the court. The Cavaliers won the game 124-117.
What It Means
Mitchell’s performance against the Timberwolves marked his highest scoring game of the season, surpassing his average by nearly 14 points. This standout game is part of a solid stretch for him, as he has been leading his team in scoring frequently. On average this season, he scores 22.7 points per game, ranking fifth among shooting guards. Additionally, he averages 4.4 rebounds and assists per game. Mitchell’s ability to score and assist makes him a key player for the Cavaliers.
