CLEVELAND — As the Cavaliers were pushing their home record to 10-0 and improving the franchise's historic start to an eye-popping 17-1, a solitary voice rose from the seats that could be heard throughout the lower bowl of Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse.

Cavs guard Ty Jerome appeared in just 2 games during 2023-24 and had surgery. The Cavaliers are thankful he's been "playing phenomenally" this season.

At one point in the second half Sunday night, as the Cavs were headed for their 17th win, a solitary voice from the arena’s middle section howled. M-V-P! Must’ve been five-time All-Star Donovan Mitchell stepping to the free-throw line,

Although Ty Jerome hardly played for the Cavs last season, the red-hot start Cleveland's guard has had this season shouldn't be a surprise.

As the Cavaliers were pushing their home record to 10-0 and improving the franchise’s historic start to an eye-popping 17-1, a solitary voice rose from the seats that

Ty Jerome is on a tear, but the Cavs are 17-1 when he comes off the bench. The hosts delve into whether Jerome should get a look as a starter. Takeaways: The Cavs have shown versatility in winning games in different ways.

Cavs beat the Raptors 122-108 to move to 17-1 on the season. It's their 10th win by double-digits. They led by double figures for the majority of this one. Ty Jerome and Donovan Mitchell both had 26 points,