NEW YORK -- Kyrie Irving looked ready to slam the ball down in frustration, angry his coach had stopped him when the Knicks couldn't.
Everything worked out during that timeout Irving didn't want. David Blatt put the ball right back in his point guard's hands, and Irving delivered one last time.
Irving scored a season-high 37 points, including a teardrop layup with 10 seconds left, and the Cleveland Cavaliers beat New York 90-87 on Thursday night for their season-best fifth straight victory.
Everything worked out during that timeout Irving didn't want. David Blatt put the ball right back in his point guard's hands, and Irving delivered one last time.
Irving scored a season-high 37 points, including a teardrop layup with 10 seconds left, and the Cleveland Cavaliers beat New York 90-87 on Thursday night for their season-best fifth straight victory.