Donovan Mitchell and the Cleveland Cavaliers won 64 games during the regular season, captured the top seed in the Eastern Conference and had two winning streaks of at least 15 games. Mitchell, though,

After a dominant sweep against the Miami Heat with a 4-0 series win, the Cleveland Cavaliers advanced to the conference semifinals with high hopes riding on Donovan Mitchell and the team. However, the momentum quickly faded as the Cavaliers were overwhelmed by the Indiana Pacers,

Donovan Mitchell walked out to the court of a nearly-empty Rocket Arena, after the fans had left and the Indiana Pacers' celebration had died down. He sat on the bench, the Cavaliers' playoff run and season over,

Donovan Mitchell dropped 35 points in his final playoff game against the Indiana Pacers. The Cleveland Cavaliers had a 19-point lead, blowing it away for Tyrese Haliburton and Co. to take over. After a 64-win season,

Mitchell, visibly deflated by the postseason exit, said going down 2-0 in the series left them in a precarious situation of having to chase an Indiana team that was brimming with confidence. In the end, the Pacers, which made the conference finals last season, were far more experienced and composed than the Cavs were.

Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell is in the starting lineup for Cleveland’s must-win Game 5 of its second-round series against the Indiana Pacers despite dealing with a sprained left ankle.

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