Rather than break up the nucleus of a team that advanced to the conference semifinals last year, Cavs president Koby Altman doubled down with lucrative extensions for everyone. Over the summer, Mobley, Donovan Mitchell, Isaac Okoro and Jarrett Allen all signed deals totaling 14 years and $503 million to remain in Cleveland.

It is not easy to go on a long winning streak, and even harder to pull one off that manages to go into double digits to start the regular season. The Cavs have roared out of the gate to do both, causing NBA fans and analysts alike to begin asking if Cleveland is really a legit threat to Boston in the East.

Jayson Tatum was one rebound shy of a triple-double in Boston's 139-114 win over Brooklyn and one assist shy in Saturday's 126-123 overtime victory over the Raptors. Toronto needed that travel call on his game-winner at the buzzer right then and there, not in the Last Two Minute Report.