The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Toronto Raptors 115-105 in Game 2 of the NBA playoffs. With this victory, the Cavaliers now lead the playoff series 2-0.
Donovan Mitchell was a standout player, scoring 30 points. James Harden contributed significantly as well, adding 28 points to the scoreboard.
Evan Mobley also had a strong performance, with 25 points and eight rebounds. This marked an impressive feat for the franchise—three players scored over 25 points in a single playoff game.
For the Raptors, Scottie Barnes led his team with 26 points. However, Brandon Ingram struggled, managing only seven points during the game.
This series is particularly noteworthy because the Cavaliers were swept by the Raptors during the regular season. Now they have turned the tables dramatically.
As of midday Tuesday, Game 3 is scheduled for April 23, 2026, in Toronto. Fans are eager to see if the Cavaliers can maintain their momentum.
Darko Rajakovic, head coach of the Raptors, expressed concerns about missing key players. “We missed Quickley big time with the way he gets us organized,” he stated.
Mitchell reflected on his journey to this moment: “If you’ve seen all the work he puts in, it’s for this moment. Give him credit for his journey.” His leadership has been pivotal for Cleveland.
The outcome of Game 3 could be critical for both teams as they navigate this intense playoff atmosphere. The stakes are high as they fight for supremacy in this series.
