Allen and Mobley Proved What Cleveland Needed Against Milwaukee

Cleveland completes a full game

The Cavaliers won 136-111 over Milwaukee, putting together what the account described as their first complete game of 2026-27. It came on the sixth night of the season and against a Bucks team characterized as floundering.

The win featured contributions across the roster, but Allen and Mobley stood out. Cleveland’s guards got the ball to the big men, who found their spots and helped execute the team’s plan.

Allen and Mobley deliver

Allen finished with 25 points, 11 rebounds and four assists, shooting 12-for-16 from the floor. It was the 91st time in his tenure that he scored at least 20 points; Cleveland is 66-25 in those games.

Mobley scored 27 points and grabbed five rebounds, shooting 11-for-16 overall and 3-for-5 from three-point range. The game was his first with at least 15 field-goal attempts, and he had struggled from deep in the previous two games.

Big men get the ball

The account noted that Cleveland faced a smaller team, but said the key was that the Cavaliers followed their game plan. Allen posted a plus-24 net rating, while Mobley finished at plus-6.

Bench help and next games

Mario Hezonja, described as a “third big,” contributed eight points, 11 rebounds and four assists in 20 minutes off the bench. Meleek Thomas also scored a few baskets.

Cleveland’s next two games are against Oklahoma City, which the account described as very short-handed. Jalen Williams, Cason Wallace and Chet Holmgren were listed as unavailable.