Any team, whether at the top of the Eastern Conference or already out of the playoff race, always faces a mental challenge in its last game before the All-Star break. Wednesday could have been a game for the Cleveland Cavaliers to let slip as they had their eyes set on a week-long layoff.

The Cleveland Cavaliers raced to an early lead and never looked back in a 131-108 blowout win over the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday.

It was supposed to be a simple end to a blowout game in Toronto against Cleveland, until Tristan Thompson decided to break an unwritten rule by dunking the ball to put the Cavaliers up 131-108 with four seconds left.

An otherwise mundane Wednesday night win by the mighty Cavaliers over the lowly Raptors in Toronto delivered some juicy postgame content after Tristan Thompson dunked with 4.1 seconds remaining and the Cavaliers nursing a 21-point lead in their 131-108 win.

Cleveland Cavaliers center Tristan Thompson inflamed fans and coaches of the Toronto Raptors by going for a late-game dunk after the Cavaliers had sealed victory in their 131-108 win.  Raptors head coach slammed Tristan's actions in his post-game interview,