Brunson Exposed Cavs To Force One Of The Biggest Collapses In NBA History

Use my code for 10% off your next SeatGeek order: seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/BBALL2025 Sponsored by SeatGeek. Restrictions apply. Max $20 discount. The Cleveland Cavaliers led by 22 points. They had a working game plan, they were executing it, and Jalen Brunson was struggling. Then in the span of 7 minutes, it was gone.This film session breaks down exactly how it collapsed. The Cavs kept putting James Harden on Brunson in 1-on-1 situations instead of switching to better defenders. Brunson attacked him 8 straight times. Every single time it worked. And nobody on the Cleveland bench stopped it.There was a moment where Evan Mobley needed to switch onto Brunson before the play even developed. He didn't. There was a timeout where the Cavs could have changed the matchup entirely. They came back out and ran the exact same defense. Eight isolation possessions on Harden in the final 7 minutes. That's a tracking era record.This isn't just about Harden having a bad night. It's about a coaching staff that had the answers and never used them.
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