Jaylon Tyson made a remarkable impact in his first NBA start, recording career-highs of 16 points, 11 rebounds, and seven assists, achieving his first double-double. He became the first Cavaliers rookie to reach these numbers in a game since Brad Daugherty in 1987. Tyson showcased his scoring ability by hitting his first six field goals and finished the game shooting 58.3% from the field. His performance highlights the potential that led to his selection as the 20th overall pick in the NBA Draft, where he was recognized for his impressive college stats at the University of California, Berkeley.