Donovan Mitchell injured game 4 with an non -contact ankle injury, says he will be “good”.

The Cleveland Cavaliers were in the first half of the first half after the first half after the first half. Donovan Mitchell was not with the team when they returned to the court for the second half. He became one for the rest of game 4 with one that the team referred to as ankle injury.

Head coach Kenny Atkinson had no update post -game, except that he would get an MRI on it on Monday.

Mitchell was not injured during the gameplay. The injury came when he came out after half -time to warm up. It was a non -contact injury that does not look good from the video.

Mitchell played all series with a calf inclination. At the end of game 2 it flammed. Now it's a left ankle injury.

This is a sad opportunity for his season when it is actually the end. Mitchell had been the best player of all series. He came into the game on Sunday with an average of 41.3 points per game, although he did not fall off the output shot.

In game 4 he did not play on the same incredibly high standard. In 20 minutes he scored only 12 points in the first half with only one rebound and without templates.

The Cavs are no longer out of the series, although it looks like they are based on how things run in game 4. You have the talent and skills to return to this series if you can somehow cool your three-point shot for autumn and the Pacers. But this is only if you have mitchens at the level that he played through games 1 to 3. That doesn't seem likely at the moment, although Mitchell seems more optimal.

Then Mitchell told Joe Vardon von The athlete And Chris Fedor from Cleveland.com that he will be “good” for Tuesday.

We will see if this is the case at the Cavs season in game 5.