NBA Latest News & Updates: Golden State Warriors, Cleveland Cavaliers Deliver Goods Before Thanksgiving Against Lakers & Trail Blazers

In the NBA latest news and updates, the most favorite teams Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers both delivered their goods before Thanksgiving, last Wednesday night. While the Warriors demolished the Los Angeles Lakers by scoring 80 points in the first half on 149-106 victory, the Cleveland Cavaliers forward Love worked like a charm against Portland Trail Blazers by scoring 34 points in the first quarter in the 137-125 victory.

Washington Sports News reported that the Golden State Warriors star players Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Kevin Durant, and Draymond Green had bullied the young Lakers all night. The Golden State Warriors probably wanted to pay the LA Lakers back for a blowout loss at Staples Center earlier this month. The Golden State Warriors eviscerated the LA Lakers in every way by burying them with huge bombs from three-point range, threading the needle on beautiful passes for flash plays, and assisting on virtually every shot in the 149-106 victory.

The @Warriors dish a franchise-record 47 assists in 149-106 victory! #DubNation pic.twitter.com/jXCsG7zCJ8

— NBA (@NBA) 24 November 2016

By the time the game was over, the Golden State Warriors had finished with 149 points including 80 in the first half. Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Kevin Durant combining for 85 points and the Golden State Warriors finishing with 47 assists on their 53 made field goal attempts.

According to FOX 8 Sports News, a few hours earlier, across the country, while Cleveland Cavaliers recorded an offensive explosion of their own, Kevin Love put up 34 points in the first quarter alone. This is Cleveland Cavaliers' highest recorded points in a single quarter. Love added another 6 during the game for 40 total.

Kevin Love's 34 points in the 1st quarter today are the 2nd-most points in any quarter in NBA history. He's outscoring the Blazers, 34-31. pic.twitter.com/hkWB6cDY0o — ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) November 24, 2016

Iman Shumpert hit his 300th career three-pointer and Kyrie Irving passed Booby Gibson for third in Cleveland Cavaliers all-time threes. LeBron James also had his 44th career triple double by having 31 points, 10 rebounds, and 13 assists and moved up to 17th on the NBA's all-time assist list. The Cleveland Cavaliers have scored at least 100 points in all nine home games this season.

 What do you think will happen when the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers toss up balls in the finals?