With that in mind, he said it won't be any easier on the final leg of the trip. Love said there was a fatigue issue that might have come into play Saturday night in Phoenix. 'In transition is where we get hurt the most with our defense,' Love said, pointing to the fallout from too many turnovers. Part of the solution must come on defense for the Cavaliers. 'There's another chance to play against a good team in Charlotte and finish on a high note for this road trip,' Osman said. This concludes a five-game road trip for Cleveland, with the first four games of this stretch against Western Conference foes. There could be some overpassing at times with the offense, Love said. A number of us haven't shot it particularly well from 3 all year, myself included.'

'But, like I've said, the offensive part is going to come.

'Sometimes we get a little stagnant on the offensive end,' Love said. The shooting percentage is bound to go up, Love said. 'We're not going to be perfect every night. 'When we don't turn the ball over, a lot of good things happen with our offense,' Osman said. The Cavaliers were stung by 18 turnovers in the game. Its leading scorer and rebounder in Phoenix were reserves Cedi Osman and Kevin Love, respectively. If nothing else, there has been bench production for Cleveland. 'Ish has not only been a great example, but he has been productive as well.'Д«all, a second-year guard, did his part against Portland with 27 points, nine rebounds and seven assists.Д¬avaliers rookie Evan Mobley was 1-for-6 from the field for two points at Phoenix. 'He has just been a great example and mentor for (LaMelo Ball),' Borrego said. Guard Ish Smith has boosted the Hornets in the backcourt. so overall positives.'ДЄnd veteran players have helped the depth as well. 'It shows our depth,' said James Borrego, who posted his 100th career victory as Charlotte's coach on Sunday. During his absence, there were benefits, however. The Hornets got guard Terry Rozier back in the lineup Sunday night as he provided 14 points in 33 minutes. This is a rematch from Charlotte's 123-112 victory Oct. 'Now we have to continue to do the work,' Cavaliers coach J.B.

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