Cleveland Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell is in danger of missing Game 5 against the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday night after suffering an ankle injury in Game 4’s 129-109 loss. Mitchell, who ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The Cavs’ season comes down to one game — and star guard Donovan Mitchell vows to be ... “No idea,” Cavs coach Kenny Atkinson said when asked about Mitchell’s Game 5 status.

After Game 5, he told Cleveland.com's Chris Fedor, "I'll be good for Tuesday." The Cavaliers are going to be in some serious trouble if Mitchell isn't available.

After the game, Cavs coach Kenny Atkinson had "no idea" what Mitchell's status would be for Game 5, but after undergoing an MRI on Monday where he was diagnosed with a reaggravation of an ankle ...

The Indiana Pacers are trying to close out the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 5. It's a game that the Cavaliers have to win after an embarassing effort in Game 4 that resulted in a Pacers blowout.

So, for now, all signs point to Mitchell being ready for Game 5 on Tuesday, which is a must-win for Cleveland. MORE CAVS NEWS Donovan Mitchell injury update: Cavaliers exits Game 4 vs. Pacers ...

Afterwards, Cavs coach Kenny Atkinson said it's a left ankle injury and Mitchell will have an MRI on Monday and his status for Tuesday's Game 5 is unclear. "No idea. Obviously he didn't come out ...

Here is Donovan Mitchell's injury status for Game 5 vs. the Pacers. The Cavs hope to have NBA All-Star guard available to help them avoid elimination.

Game 5 tips off tonight at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, and all eyes will be on Mitchell’s status. If he plays, the Cleveland Cavaliers could regain momentum. If not, their season may be on the ...

Donovan Mitchell‘s status for Tuesday’s Game 5 remains a source of uncertainty for Cleveland.The star guard missed the second half of the Cavaliers‘ Game 4 blowout loss to the Pacers after ...

Afterwards, Cavs coach Kenny Atkinson said it's a left ankle injury and Mitchell will have an MRI on Monday and his status for Tuesday's Game 5 is unclear. "No idea. Obviously he didn't come out ...

With the Cavs trailing by 41 points at halftime — tied for the largest deficit in playoff history — Mitchell came out of the locker room for warmups as usual. And then he exited in discomfort.