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Will Donovan Mitchell play in Game 5 tonight as Cavs try to stave off elimination vs Pacers?

NBA guard Donovan Mitchell re-aggravated an ankle injury and is expected to be a game-time decision for Game 5 on Tuesday in Cleveland's Eastern Conference semifinals series against the Pacers according to a report from ESPN's Shams Charania on the "Pat McAfee Show.

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Pacers-Cavaliers: Donovan Mitchell Game 5 Injury Status Revealed

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Cavs Called Out by Fans in Blowout Loss to Pacers, Donovan Mitchell Exits With Injury

Cavs injury news: Donovan Mitchell misses second half of Game 4 vs. Pacers

Mitchell did not wear a walking boot as he walked in a hallway near Cleveland's locker room after the game.

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Donovan Mitchell injury update: Cavaliers star questionable for Game 5 against Pacers

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Cavs' Donovan Mitchell Reportedly to Be Game-Time Decision for G5 Amid Ankle Injury

Shams to McAfee: Donovan Mitchell will be 'game-time decision for Game 5'

Donovan Mitchell is expected to be a "game-time decision for Game 5" against the Pacers after a reaggravation of his ankle injury.

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NBA playoffs results and takeaways: Cavs on brink of elimination after losing Game 4 — and Donovan Mitchell

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Cavs' Donovan Mitchell to Get MRI on Ankle Injury After Exiting vs. Pacers in Game 4

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Donovan Mitchell's Current Injury Status for Cavaliers-Pacers Game 5

Donovan Mitchell is officially listed as questionable to play in the Cleveland Cavaliers- Indiana Pacers Game 5 matchup.

Donovan Mitchell relentlessly attacks rim: Crowquill

Donovan Mitchell has been relentless in attacking the rim so far in the Cavs semifinal series versus the Indiana Pacers. Heading into Game 4, Mitchell is averaging just over 41 points per game, but the Pacers lead the series 2-1 after winning the first two games in Cleveland while the Cavs took the first game in Indianapolis Friday night.

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"I don't use that word hardly ever" - Kenny Atkinson was blown away by Donovan Mitchell's Game 3 masterpiece

Mitchell scored five straight points and assisted a 3-pointer by Max Strus in an 8-2 run that put the Cavs comfortably up at 112-95. The Pacers never threatened again, and Cleveland finally got on board with a huge Game 3 win in Indianapolis, 126-104.