The new-look Cleveland Cavaliers continued their good form, beating the Oklahoma City Thunder 120-112 on the road.
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LeBron James was unstoppable, posting 37 points, eight rebounds and eight assists to give the Cavs their fourth-straight win.
The refreshed bench continued to fill up the box score as Jordan Clarkson, Rodney Hood and Larry Nance Jr. combined for 41 points, a much-needed jolt to the Cavs offence.
With J.R. Smith re-discovering his shooting touch, the Cavs look like a new team, Smith scored 18 points on the night, all coming from the three-point line as he made 6-of-10 from deep.
37 POINTS
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8 REBOUNDS
8 ASSISTS
LeBron James leads the way vs OKC pic.twitter.com/ta4WvBkza5
Four of OKC's starters scored 20+ points with Paul George leading the way with 25, Carmelo Anthony 24, Russell Westbrook 21 points and 12 assists and Steven Adams adding 22 points and 17 rebounds to cap a dominant night in the paint.
As the Cavs head into the All-Star break with a renewed confidence, OKC will welcome the break having dropped six of their past eight games.
