Cavaliers Dominate Game 3, Series Now 2-1
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The Cleveland Cavaliers dominated the Indiana Pacers in Game 3 of their Eastern Conference Semifinals series, winning 126-104 to reduce Indiana's series lead to 2-1. Donovan Mitchell led the Cavs with 43 points, while Evan Mobley's return significantly boosted their performance. The Cavs' improved defense and strong inside game proved decisive, limiting the Pacers' scoring opportunities. Despite a late Pacers run, Cleveland maintained control, securing their first win of the second round. The series now shifts back to Cleveland for Game 4.
The Cleveland Cavaliers dominated the Indiana Pacers in Game 3 of their Eastern Conference Semifinals series, winning 126-104 to reduce Indiana's series lead to 2-1. Donovan Mitchell led the Cavs with 43 points, while Evan Mobley's return significantly boosted their performance. The Cavs' improved defense and strong inside game proved decisive, limiting the Pacers' scoring opportunities. Despite a late Pacers run, Cleveland maintained control, securing their first win of the second round. The series now shifts back to Cleveland for Game 4.
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