Delaware Blue Coats defeat Cleveland Charge 141-124

Cleveland's Sy Chatman sets new career high with 23 points off the bench

Mar. 19, 2026 at 1:54am

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The Cleveland Charge (22-10) fell at home to the Delaware Blue Coats (15-16), 141-124, in front of 3,626 at Cleveland Public Hall. Cleveland's Sy Chatman set a new career high coming off the bench for 23 points on 10-of-15 from the field. Delaware had five players score 20+ points in the win, led by Kennedy Chandler's game-high 28 points and eight assists.

Why it matters

The loss drops the Charge to 22-10 on the season, while the Blue Coats improve to 15-16. This game highlights the parity in the G League, where any team can beat another on a given night despite differences in records.

The details

The Charge struggled to contain Delaware's balanced scoring attack, as the Blue Coats had five players reach the 20-point mark. Cleveland got strong individual performances from Sy Chatman, Miller Kopp, and Sean McNeil, but it wasn't enough to overcome Delaware's firepower.

  • The game took place on March 19, 2026 in Cleveland, Ohio.

The players

Sy Chatman

A Cleveland Charge player who set a new career high with 23 points off the bench.

Kennedy Chandler

A Delaware Blue Coats player who scored a game-high 28 points with 8 assists.

Teddy Allen

A Delaware Blue Coats player who came off the bench to score 26 points and grab 8 rebounds.

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What they’re saying

“We must give credit to Delaware, they came in and played a great game. We'll learn from this loss and look to bounce back on the road.”

— Sy Chatman, Cleveland Charge Player

What’s next

The Charge will look to rebound when they hit the road for a three-game trip beginning with a matchup at the Maine Celtics on Sunday, March 22.

The takeaway

Despite the loss, the Charge have had a strong season so far at 22-10. This game shows the competitiveness of the G League, where any team can beat another on a given night regardless of records.