Donovan Mitchell put 27 points with Evan Mobley added 21 as the Cleveland Cavaliers beat up on the New York Knicks Friday night, 142-105.

By bringing in two new reinforcements on the wing, it helps the Cavaliers get deeper at their biggest position of need by adding multiple two-way, versatile threats. Yet, factoring in any mid-season addition has more layers of complexity than just incorportating their services on paper.

Donovan Mitchell scored 26 points and three Cleveland teammates scored in double figures as the Cavaliers beat the Brooklyn Nets 110-97.