The Cleveland Cavaliers' season is hanging in the balance, as they are down 3-1 in their second-round NBA playoff series against the Indiana Pacers with Game 5

Cavaliers All-Star guard Donovan Mitchell participated in shootaround at Cleveland Clinic Courts on Tuesday morning, hours ahead of his team's crucial Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinal series against the Indiana Pacers.

Cleveland Cavaliers superstar shooting guard Donovan Mitchell is expected to be a game-time decision for Game 5 against the Indiana Pacers. Mitchell received an MRI that revealed he reaggravated a previous left ankle injury during the 129-109 loss in Game 4. He is averaging 34 points, five rebounds, and four assists through four games.

Cleveland's coach won the award, which is given based on cooperation with the media and fans and for on-court excellence.

The Cavaliers are sticking with FanDuel Sports Network for at least one more season, opting back into their media rights deal with the network’s parent company, Main Street Sports Group, for the 2025-26 NBA season, according to Sports Business Journal.

The Cleveland Cavaliers, who brought fans much joy (and hope) as the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference with a 64-18 regular-season record, are on the brink of elimination after being blown out

The body language, postgame presser reactions, and on-court performance reveal a Cleveland team that may be broken beyond repair heading into a crucial Game 5

The Indiana Pacers emphatically pushed the top-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers to the brink of playoff elimination with a dominant 129-109 win to take a 3-1 series lead.

The Pacers don’t have some surplus of size on the Cavs. Aside from Turner and Siakam — the latter of whom doesn’t really use his size as an automatic extension for upped physicality — Mobley is bigger than Obi Toppin,