Key takeaways
The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves 127-125 in overtime, ending Minnesota's three-game winning streak. Anthony Edwards scored 47 points, but Donovan Mitchell and James Harden led Cleveland to the victory.
- Cleveland won 127-125 in overtime to improve their record to 2-1.
- Anthony Edwards scored 47 points despite playing with a right knee injury.
- James Harden tied the game with a floater before a block forced overtime.
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LOS ANGELES: The Cleveland Cavaliers ended the Minnesota Timberwolves' perfect start to the NBA season, winning 127-125 in an overtime thriller despite 47 points from Anthony Edwards.
Donovan Mitchell and James Harden led the scoring for the victorious Cavs, with 26 and 19 points apiece, as Cleveland moved to 2-1.
"Tough win for us, especially early in the season," said Harden, who added four rebounds and nine assists.
The Timberwolves, having won their opening three games, led for much of the night, with a 15-point advantage in the first half.
