Cleveland Cavaliers vs Portland Trail Blazers Final Score & Over/Under Result — Feb 1, 2026

Cleveland came into this matchup riding a 115.8-point scoring average over its last 10 games, while Portland had been held to just 110.4 points per contest in the same stretch—a gap that proved decisive on the road. The Cavaliers' 130–111 victory extended their scoring advantage, though the game's path to the final total told a sharper story than the 19-point margin suggests. Combined scoring opened at 228.5 but landed at 241, an over by 12.5 points that DAGGER had not anticipated, missing its pregame call on the under.

The third quarter became the game's inflection point. After a measured first half that combined for 105 points, the two teams erupted for 71 combined points in Q3 alone—the highest-scoring frame of the night—giving the over its decisive boost. Portland stayed competitive early, matching Cleveland 24–29 in Q1 and 24–28 in Q2, but the Cavaliers' third-quarter output of 41 points cracked the contest wide open. Jarrett Allen was the force: 40 points and 17 rebounds anchored Cleveland's attack, while Sam Merrill added 22 and Jaylon Tyson chipped in 18. For Portland, Caleb Love (21 points) and Shaedon Sharpe (20 points) led a losing effort, with Sidy Cissoko grabbing 5 boards off the bench. The second half combined for 136 points as Cleveland pulled away to seal a comfortable win despite falling short of last season's head-to-head total of 232.