Cavs flip late-game script, rally to hand Minnesota Timberwolves first loss of season in overtime, 127-125
The Cavs overcame a 15-point deficit to defeat the unbeaten Timberwolves 127-125 in overtime, led by Mitchell's 26 points and a clutch defensive stop by Peyton Watson.
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