Summer League | Cleveland ends in victory | NBA

Quickly deprived of Isaac Okoro and then of Evan Mobley, absent in the last two games, the Cavaliers ended their Summer League on a high note, winning 88-85 against Phoenix.

The Suns thought they were on the right track after having aligned a 13-0 at the start of the fourth quarter, a highlight marked by the alley-oop between Ty-Shon and Kyle Alexander and the two 3-point missiles of Michael Frazier II (66-75).

Cleveland then did violence to get back into the game, relying on the outside address of Trevon Scott and the Hands-Stevens-Kabengele trio to fuel a 9-2 and come back to two points (75- 77). While the Suns were still pointing at +4 as the last minute of play approached, following two baskets from Ty-Shon Alexander (79-83), the Cavs finally managed to reverse the trend.

Matt Ryan artillery from afar, and Mfiondu Kabengele’s 2 + 1 after an offensive rebound changed the game (85-83). Kyle Alexander’s lay-up to equalize was not enough, and Cleveland won on a final basket from Lamar Stevens, while Ty-Shon Alexander ended his match with an ugly air-ball behind the arc (88 -85).