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By: Chris Fedor
Cleveland lost Game 4 to the Magic on Saturday, 112-89. The once-lopsided matchup, with the Cavs in total control, is now tied at two games apiece.
| ORLANDO, Fla. — Through the first four games of this Round One playoff series between the Cavs and Orlando Magic, All-Star guard Donovan Mitchell has tallied fewer total points than Franz Wagner and Paolo Banchero.
By: Chris Fedor
This once-lopsided matchup between the Cavs and Magic is now a best-of-three series, with Orlando coming off back-to-back home victories by a combined 61 points.
In the aftermath of back-to-back collapses in Orlando — games where experienced Cleveland showed a concerning level of collective immaturity and a lack of composure — an abundance of criticism was directed toward Cavs coach J.B. Bickerstaff. That's nothing new. It comes with the territory. Everything gets scrutinized in the playoffs. Lineups. Rotations. Schemes. Speeches. Timeout usage. Body language. Someone must be held accountable for Saturday's ugly 10-point third quarter and 29-point second half, right?
Starting center Jarrett Allen, an offensive force and defensive anchor in this best-of-seven playoff series with the Orlando Magic, will not play Tuesday night because of a bruised right rib.
| CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Cavs are one win away. After back-to-back collapses on the road in Orlando, undermanned Cleveland bounced
As tipoff ticked closer, Cleveland realized it would need to play the biggest game of the season without starting center Jarrett Allen, its most indispensable player — the guy who had tormented Orlando in the first four games, the quiet glue who helps hold everything together. Allen's bruised rib as a result of an elbow in the second half of Game 4 led to him being unavailable.
Allen, who missed Game 5 because of a bruised rib and entered the night with a questionable tag, will not be available as the Cavs try to close out their best-of-seven series with the Orlando Magic on Friday night.
| ORLANDO, Fla. — There will be a Game 7. Despite taking a lead into the fourth quarter and being 12 minutes away from the second
| ORLANDO, Fla. — After everything this team has been through — injuries, trade rumors, a coach on the hot seat, endless speculation about
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