The Cavaliers' 16-game win streak is over after the Magic's defense turned a 13-point deficit into a stunning 108-103 upset.

The Cleveland Cavaliers made franchise history on Friday night when they captured their 16th consecutive win, the longest win streak in the team's history. The Cavs beat the Memphis Grizzlies 133-124 on Friday night to make history.

Winnable games against depleted opponents like the Magic were a catalyst for their pursuit. With a relatively easy schedule, Cleveland had a clear path. Instead, Orlando stunned the Cavaliers with a 13-point halftime comeback to end their 16-game winning streak Sunday and likely put an end to any hope they might have had for 70 wins.

The Clippers are on a small winning streak. They have won three straight, and six of their last 10. The Cavaliers are currently 26-6 on the road with a point differential of 11, while the Clippers have a 8-2 record in their last ten games at home.

But Cleveland demonstrated its impressive resiliency in a 109-104 win over Brooklyn on Tuesday. Without Mitchell, De’Andre Hunter (illness), and Ty Jerome (rest), Garland scored 18 fourth-quarter points on his way to 30 as the Cavaliers won a 15th straight game for the second time this season.

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