The Cavs pulled off their second consecutive comeback win of at least 18 points in a game against the Portland Trail Blazers that went into overtime.

This Cavs team hadn’t fallen for a trap game all year, but on Sunday, it looked like they finally had. A slow start, ice-cold shooting, and a Portland team playing with nothing to lose had Cleveland on the ropes.

After trailing as many as 18 points at one point, the Cavaliers outlasted the Portland Trail Blazers in overtime, 133-129. This victory over Portland brings the Cavaliers' current win streak to 10 games.

Donovan Mitchell and the NBA-leading Cavaliers take on Portland at Rocket Arena. Find out how you can watch live for free.

Officiating is rarely well-received by fans, that's the nature of sports. But Sunday left fans particularly irritable at the refs.

In the Cavs' 133-129 overtime win over the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday afternoon, the teams combined for 70 free throw attempts. Thirty-five apiece. Rocket Arena reverberated with boos as replay after replay on the Humongotron fueled frustrations.

On Sunday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers, the team with the best record in the association, were pushed to the brink by a Portland Trail Blazers squad that had been playing much better basketball as of late.