Cavs Vs. Wizards: How To Watch, Odds, And Injury Report

The Cleveland Cavaliers will look to extend their winning streak to 17 games against the Washington Wizards. The last time the Wizards defeated the Cavs, Kevin Pangos started at point guard, and Kevin Love put up 24 points. 2021 was a while ago.

This Wizards team will look a little different than the ones that the Cavs have consistently beaten over the last five years. This new-look version seems to have modeled itself after the Cavs, with their new two-big frontcourt that features Anthony Davis and Alex Sarr. They also have a small guard in Trae Young who serves as the team’s offensive engine.

This game will also feature the NBA debut of number one overall pick AJ Dybantsa. He missed Washington’s first four games with an ankle injury.

This is a much better Wizards team than the one that the Cavs last faced back in April. Washington could make a push for the playoffs in a loaded Eastern Conference. The Cavs will need to play decently well to come out with a win.

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Who: Cleveland Cavaliers (2-1) vs. Washington Wizards (2-2)

Where: Rocket Arena – Cleveland, OH

When: Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 7 PM

TV: DAZN, NBA League Pass

Point spread: Cavs -9.5

Cavs injury report: Nae’Qwan Tomlin – OUT (back), Khalifa Diop – OUT (left knee), Ernest Udeh Jr. – OUT (G League)

Wizards injury report: Justin Champagnie – OUT (ankle), Tristan Vukcevic – OUT (hip), Jamir Watkins – OUT (knee)

Cavs expectedstarting lineup: James Harden, Donovan Mitchell, Peyton Watson, Evan Mobley, Jarrett Allen

Wizards expected starting lineup: Trae Young, Kyshawn George, AJ Dybantsa, Anthony Davis, Alex Sarr

Cavs jersey:Wine Icon Edition uniform

Previous matchup: The Cavs have won 16 straight over the Wizards. Cleveland last won on April 12, 130-117, in the regular-season finale.

Here’s a look at both teams’ regular-season impact stats via Cleaning the Glass.