The Cleveland Cavaliers fell to 0-2 since the NBA All-Star Break with a 104-97 road loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday night.

The Wine and Gold have now lost consecutive games for the first time since losing a pair of contests between Dec. 29 and Jan. 1.

Cleveland’s 97 points were its fewest in a game since Dec. 11, when it suffered a 104-94 road loss to the Orlando Magic. Also, its streak of 31 consecutive games with at least 100 points was snapped.

Offensively, the Cavaliers shot 42.5% from the field, their lowest mark since Jan. 26. Their eight three-pointers as a team were their fewest in a game since Dec. 29, and snapped a 22-game streak of making double-digit three-pointers.

The Wine and Gold’s 29.6% three-point percentage was their lowest in a game since Feb. 3, and their 10 missed free throws were their most in a game since Dec. 18.

Cleveland’s offense did have a pair of bright spots, though. Jarrett Allen led the way, tying a game-high with 24 points. While he shot an efficient 10-for-16 (62.5%) from the field, he missed half of his eight free throw attempts. Darius Garland added 20 points, while dishing out a game-high nine assists.

For the second consecutive game, the Cavaliers were without their leading scorer in Donovan Mitchell, who is averaging a career-best 28.4 points per game so far this season. He remained out due to an illness.