The Cleveland Cavaliers squeaked past the San Antonio Spurs on Friday night, beating them 114-113.
Although it was a tight victory, it was an important one.
According to Cavs Notes, the Cavaliers now have 62 victories this season, which is their second-most wins ever in a single season.
Their most wins ever in a single season came in 2008-09, when they secured 66 and now they are just four wins away from doing it again.
So, will they earn their most wins ever this season?
With tonight’s win in San Antonio, the @cavs now have 62 wins this season, which is their 2nd-most wins ever in a single season.
Cavs most wins in a single season:
66 in 2008-09
62 this season***
61 in 2009-10 #LetEmKnow— Cavs Notes (@CavsNotes) April 5, 2025
There is every reason to believe they can keep it up.
Next up for them will be the Sacramento Kings, Chicago Bulls, Indiana Pacers, New York Knicks, and Pacers again.
Surely, they can get four wins out of those games.
No matter how the regular season ends, it is very clear that this is a team unlike any other.
They have been impressive from the very beginning of 2024-25, kicking things off with a 15-game winning streak and taking down the best teams in the league throughout the season.
They have been dominant from the beginning and it looks like they will be that way until the very end.
More important than their regular-season record is what they do in the playoffs.
Obviously, they want to win a championship this year and right now they are in good position to make that happen.
There will be stiff competition, especially from the second-place Boston Celtics, but it is assumed the Cavaliers will go incredibly far.
In just a matter of days, they could make franchise history and earn the most wins the team has ever had.
And in a few months, they could be champions, if they keep this up.
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