The 64-win Cleveland Cavaliers were on the ropes after losing the first two games of their second-round matchup against the Indiana Pacers at home. Indiana took advantage of the absences of their key guys,

Donovan Mitchell is officially ahead of Michael Jordan on an incredible NBA Playoffs record board. The feat happened on Sunday in the Cavs' Game 1 of their Eastern Conference semifinals series against the Indiana Pacers.

Darius Garland suited up for the first time versus the Pacers after recovering from a sprained toe, while Evan Mobley and De'Andre Hunter returned to the lineup after missing Game 2 due to a sprained ankle and a sprained thumb, respectively.

Then Donovan Mitchell-dominated Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals reminded us of serious Michael Jordan moments. Relying on his signature spin and finishing move, Mitchell mesmerized the crowds and helped the Cleveland Cavaliers thrash the Indiana Pacers with a decisive 126-104 win that whittled the series deficit to 2-1.

After breaking a longstanding Michael Jordan playoff record Sunday night, Cleveland Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell isn't just lighting up the court, he's dishing out dessert. Despite a 121-112 Game 1 playoff loss against the Indiana Pacers,

CLEVELAND — Donovan Mitchell of the Cleveland Cavaliers broke one of Michael Jordan’s NBA playoff records on Sunday night. The All-Star guard would rather be one victory closer to a championship. Mitchell finished with 33 points in the Cavs’ 121-112 ...

He’s had to carry us, especially when we were short-handed and guys were out… We need to get him more support. We need our