The Cleveland Cavaliers’ perfect 11-0 start has been fueled by standout performances across the roster, with Ty Jerome emerging as a crucial piece of their success.
The former Virginia star has seamlessly settled into his role as backup point guard behind Darius Garland, making every minute count on the hardwood.
Jerome’s impact is reflected in his impressive numbers through the first 11 games, as highlighted by CavsMuse on X (formerly Twitter).
The 27-year-old guard is averaging 10 points, 3.3 assists, and 1.4 steals while shooting at remarkable clips – 61.5% from the field, 57.9% from three-point range, and 82.6% from the free-throw line.
These statistics become even more noteworthy considering he’s accomplishing this in just 16 minutes per game.
Ty Jerome stats through the Cavs’ first 11 games:
10.0 PPG
3.3 APG
1.4 SPG
61.5 FG%
57.9 3P%
82.6 FT%All in 16 minutes a game. HIM.#LetEmKnow https://t.co/wxBzdax3yN pic.twitter.com/TiJggCi3V2
— CavsMuse (11-0) (@CavsMuse) November 10, 2024
Last Friday marked Jerome’s season-best performance as he torched his former team, the Golden State Warriors.
His 20-point outburst led the Cavaliers to victory in an almost flawless display of shooting efficiency.
Jerome connected on 7 of 8 field goals, knocked down all three attempts from beyond the arc, and remained perfect at the free-throw line.
His complete stat line included a rebound and three assists, finishing with a +13 plus-minus in 21 minutes of action.
The game showcased Jerome’s full arsenal, including his trademark deep three-pointers reminiscent of his “Tyland” era at Virginia.
His basketball IQ was on full display as he created space for his signature floaters and found lanes for easy layups.
The performance carried extra significance against the Warriors, the team that last rostered him before his move to Cleveland in 2023.
After facing a setback with a season-ending injury last year, Jerome has returned to the court with renewed vigor.
His efficient play and veteran presence have proven invaluable to the Cavaliers’ historic start to the season.
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