Donovan Mitchell scored 23 of his 38 points in the second half, James Harden had 28 points and seven assists and the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the injury-plagued Indiana Pacers 117-108 on Sunday night. Thomas Bryant added 14 points and 10 rebounds in his first start of the season for Cleveland, which didn’t take its initial lead until the third quarter. The playoff-bound Cavaliers (49-29) reduced their magic number for home-court advantage in the first round to one, despite resting their start...
Donovan Mitchell had himself a night in a 118-110 win for the Cleveland Cavaliers over the Indiana Pacers on Sunday, scoring 38 points on 16-27 shooting, making mincemeat of their division rival’s defense. However, a scary moment unfolded towards the end of the game, as Mitchell rolled his ankle and seemed to sustain a painful […] The post Cavs’ Donovan Mitchell shares update on ankle injury after Pacers game appeared first on ClutchPoints.
The Cavaliers got another win. That part counts. The rest? Eh. Still a little clunky. Donovan Mitchell did what stars do, pouring in 38 points, including 23 in the second half, to carry the Cavs past a depleted Indiana Pacers squad, 117-108, on Sunday at Rocket Arena. Mitchell added six rebounds and six assists and […] The post Shorth-handed Cavs rally by depleted Pacers, but sharpness still elusive appeared first on Hoops Wire.
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