The Pacers are moving on. Indiana toppled the Cavaliers 114-105 on Tuesday night in Cleveland, despite a late-game push by the Eastern Conference’s top seed that narrowed the gap to just three in the final two minutes, to send the Pacers to their second …
Tyrese Haliburton scored 31 points, Pascal Siakam added 21 and the Indiana Pacers advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals with a 114-105 victory over Cleveland on Tuesday night, eliminating the top-seeded Cavaliers in five games. Donovan Mitchell, who …
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CLEVELAND — Emotions were understandably raw after the 2024-25 Cavaliers season ended, and All-Star guard Donovan Mitchell wore them on the sleeve of his hoodie. “Y'all gonna write us the f*** off, man,” Mitchell told reporters to end his postgame news …
shutterstock_175328363455594 The Indiana Pacers defeated the top-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 5 on Tuesday night with a score of 114-105, to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals for the second consecutive season. The Pacers were down by as many …
Mitchell appeared to have suffered the injury prior to the third quarter of Game 4. He did not return to the game. CLEVELAND — If a 3-1 series deficit wasn't enough of a task for the Cleveland Cavaliers to overcome, the Monday afternoon news about …
Myles Turner didn't make his first three-pointer until the final minute of Tuesday's Game 5. His timing couldn't have been better. Turner's three-pointer gave the Indiana Pacers a nine-point lead in the final seconds and finished off their …
The Cavaliers' elimination at the hands of the Pacers, as unexpected as it was overwhelming (1-4) after finishing the regular season as Western Conference leaders (64-18) was a blow for the city of Cleveland and for its squad, desolate after …
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