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L2M report confirms that two missed calls went against the Cavs during their Game 2 collapse
The NBA’s Last Two Minute Report confirmed that there were two missed lane violations in the final minute that led to five points for Indiana, including the game-winning three. There was also an additional defensive three-second violation that should’ve gone against Donovan Mitchell, but wasn’t called.
Several Game 2 ingredients combined to make the Cleveland Cavaliers' loss to the Indiana Pacers a classic case of Cleveland ...
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Cavs need to prove they aren’t just last year’s teamDespite missing their All-Star point guard, Defensive Player of the Year, and their best bench player, the Cavs are a bad ...
Sam Merrill started the first three games Garland missed in in the postseason. Garland was confident he'd be ready for Game 2 ...
Ray Allen joins Dan Patrick to break down the biggest storylines from NBA playoffs, including Tyrese Haliburton's ...
Tuesday, despite their injuries and absences, the Cavaliers were the more aggressive team. They ended up beaten and battered.
On Tuesday night, the Indiana Pacers played the Cleveland Cavaliers (in Ohio) for Game 2 of their second-round series. With ...
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Tyrese Haliburton made a 3-pointer with 1.1 seconds remaining and the Indiana Pacers scored the final eight points in 47.9 ...
Tuesday night looked more like the East leaders — until the final minute, when a catastrophic collapse sent Cleveland ...
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