CLEVELAND — As the Cavaliers were pushing their home record to 10-0 and improving the franchise's historic start to an eye-popping 17-1, a solitary voice rose from the seats that could be heard throughout the lower bowl of Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse.

And the Cavs are thankful the backup guard has played a pivotal part in their historic start to this season. Jerome and five-time All-Star guard Donovan Mitchell tied for a game-high 26 points Sunday night as the Cavs beat the Toronto Raptors 122-108.

A Ty Jerome career-high display saw the Cleveland Cavaliers best start to an NBA season continue with a 128-100 win over the Pelicans.

As the Cavaliers were pushing their home record to 10-0 and improving the franchise’s historic start to an eye-popping 17-1, a solitary voice rose from the seats that

Ty Jerome is on a tear, but the Cavs are 17-1 when he comes off the bench. The hosts delve into whether Jerome should get a look as a starter. Takeaways: The Cavs have shown versatility in winning games in different ways.

Cavs beat the Raptors 122-108 to move to 17-1 on the season. It's their 10th win by double-digits. They led by double figures for the majority of this one. Ty Jerome and Donovan Mitchell both had 26 points,