The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Utah Jazz 122-113, using a high-efficiency offensive night to secure a nine-point win. Cleveland shot 41-of-58 from the field (71.0%) and paired that accuracy with a strong night on the glass (49 rebounds) and steady ball movement (33 assists). Utah kept pace with perimeter shooting—15 made threes on 29 attempts—but couldn’t fully offset Cleveland’s dominance inside the arc. Evan Mobley and Donovan Mitchell powered the Cavaliers’ scoring, finishing with 34 points apiece. Mobley’s production in the paint and Mitchell’s shot-making helped Cleveland repeatedly answer Utah runs, while the Cavaliers’ overall field-goal efficiency allowed them to maintain control even on a cold night from three (6-of-32). For Utah, C. Williams led the way with 26 points, with K. Filipowski adding 20 and A. Bailey contributing 19. The Jazz also generated 32 assists, reflecting a connected offensive approach, but Cleveland’s combination of finishing efficiency and rebounding edge ultimately proved decisive. Going forward, the Cavaliers can point to elite shot quality and balanced playmaking as winning foundations, while the Jazz can build on their three-point success and passing but will want cleaner solutions for defending the paint and limiting high-percentage looks against efficient opponents.