"Cavaliers Make it Rain from Deep, Blaze Past Pelicans with 20 3-Pointers in Win"

In a thrilling return to action, Donovan Mitchell helped lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to a dominant 116-95 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans. Mitchell's 14 points, combined with Darius Garland's impressive 27-point performance, fueled the Cavs as they knocked down a staggering 20 3-pointers. This sharpshooting display put the Pelicans on their heels, ending their four-game winning streak despite Zion Williamson's 33-point effort. The Cavaliers showcased a well-rounded game with 38 assists, showcasing their depth and teamwork on both ends of the court.

Jarrett Allen's double-double and strong contributions from Sam Merrill and Georges Niang off the bench further solidified Cleveland's performance. The Cavaliers' relentless outside shooting was a key factor in their victory, with Mitchell's return injecting a much-needed boost of energy and offensive firepower. Their commitment to the long-range game paid off, highlighting their ability to adapt and excel in different facets of play. The Pelicans, unable to match the Cavaliers' intensity, left the court with a lesson learned as the Cavaliers celebrated a statement win on the road.