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Donovan Mitchell’s Explosive Game 3 Performance Could Change the Cavs’ Playoff Destiny—Here’s How

Donovan Mitchell’s Explosive Game 3 Performance Could Change the Cavs’ Playoff Destiny—Here’s How

Sometimes, a basketball game is more than just numbers on a scoreboard—it’s about grit, heart, and yes, a little bit of homegrown magic that sneaks its way into a player’s soul. Take the Cleveland Cavaliers, for instance. After a decisive 126-104 win over the Pacers in Game 3, where all three of their injured stars made triumphant returns, the Cavs didn’t just outscore—they outworked and outboxed their opponents, owning the paint like it was their personal playground. Donovan Mitchell was a scoring machine again, dropping 43 points, but what struck me was his candid reflection on life in Cleveland—how this city, with all its storied history and passionate fans, has really won him over. Could it be that feeling “at home” is just the secret sauce fueling the Cavs’ resurgence in this series? Or maybe, just maybe, the Pacers are scratching their heads, wondering how to counter a team that looks so united and comfortable on their hardwood stage. Either way, with Game 4 looming this Sunday, the real drama is just heating up.

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