Weekend Shift | Playoff Mitchell & The Nuggets' Other Champions

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What happened in the NBA games last night?

J.E. Skeets 3:16
For one, and if I want to be greedy, two wedgies, because we've got two games on today. Let's get one in each game, and that would get us to 50, because we've been stuck on 48 for a very, very long time now. So let's do it. A Madison Square Garden wedgie, and then a wedgie in the other series that I'm literally drawing a blank on right now. Oh yeah, the Wolves series. So hopefully we get that. Let's get into last night's games. That's enough of me rambling. And it's cool to see everybody here on a Saturday, again, in the chat. I guess we'll tackle these in order. Yeah, why not? And I'll throw this up for everybody. I am producing here behind the scenes as well. But Donovan Mitchell scoring 43. Cavs beat the Pacers 126-104. So it turned out into a blowout in the end.
J.E. Skeets 4:01
They cut the series deficit 2-1. So they still trail. The road team hot in this series. The home team can't win a game. But I thought last night... Cavs looked a lot more like the Eastern Conference's top team for a majority of that game. And I'll get into the guys coming back, but I think you still got to start with Donovan Mitchell, who, yeah, he got some help. But this guy posted his second straight 40-point game to get Cleveland to the victory. He finished with 43 points, 14-29 shooting, 9 boards, 5 assists, and really, like, the final score does and was a bit of a blowout. But... Donovan Mitchell refused to let another fourth quarter lead slip away. Because the Pacers, despite trailing a lot for a majority of the game, I think they got it to 11.

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