Although there wasn't much to like about the Cleveland Cavaliers' latest 125-105 loss to the Boston Celtics at the TD Garden, Jaylon Tyson proved to be a bright spot.

The Cavs' second-year swingman drew his third start of the campaign and delivered with Sam Merrill out of action with a right hip contusion , scoring a season-high 19 points on 8 of 11 from the field. He moved without the ball, made himself available, and had as good a performance finishing around the rim as he's had since being drafted to Cleveland last year.

Tyson was all over the place on a night when the Cavs couldn't sniff the ball. He was playing aggressively on both ends, diving to the floor to secure extra possessions and giving his all to keep Cleveland in a game it shouldn't have been in.

However, offense isn

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