CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Cavs travel to Milwaukee with a 6-0 record, a feat they last accomplished early in the 2016-17 season, and will look to stay perfect Saturday against the Bucks, tip-off is 8 p.m Eastern Time scheduled.

In their 120-109 victory over the Magic, the Cavs' balanced attack was on full display, showcasing the depth and adaptability that has been Kenny Atkinson's signature since his arrival in Cleveland. With three of Orlando's most important players out, the Cavs controlled the game and distributed minutes wisely across the lineup. Only Evan Mobley logged over 30 minutes, with Darius Garland close behind with 29, while Cleveland's bench made valuable contributions to maintain the team's unbeaten streak. Atkinson's faith in his bench is paying off, maintaining the energy of his starters as the team heads into its second consecutive set of the young season.

Now Cleveland's strength will be tested by a Bucks team that poses a formidable threat despite their 1-4 record. Giannis Antetokounmpo and Damian Lillard are a dynamic pairing that can change the game with a single shot on goal, and Milwaukee will be eager to turn things around after a shaky start. With a rested roster and Atkinson's tailored rotations, the Cavs have a chance to extend their winning streak to 7-0 against a Milwaukee squad still finding its feet. Expect a clash of styles as Cleveland's methodical, team-oriented approach meets the Bucks' explosive star power and every possession is a test of Cleveland's resolve to stay at the top of the East.