Cavs lost with a score of 103-96 despite Mitchell's effort
Cavs missed significant number of opportunities from beyond the arc with only 7-of-28 successful attempts and committed eight turnovers in fourth quarter alone
Donovan Mitchell scored 50 points in Game 6 of NBA playoffs between Cavs and Magic
Mitchell made 22 of his 36 shots by driving to the basket after being forced off three-point line
Paolo Banchero, Jalen Suggs, and Franz Wagner combined for 75 points for Magic
In an intense Game 6 of the NBA playoffs between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Orlando Magic, Donovan Mitchell scored a remarkable 50 points to try and secure a victory for his team. However, despite Mitchell's heroic effort, the Cavs ultimately fell short with a score of 103-96. The Magic's Paolo Banchero, Jalen Suggs, and Franz Wagner combined for an impressive 75 points to help secure their team's win and force a Game 7.
Mitchell had determined to attack in the game and was Cleveland's only scorer over the final 14 minutes with all 18 points in the fourth quarter. He made a total of 22 of his 36 shots, many of which were scored by driving to the basket after being forced off the three-point line.
Despite Mitchell's impressive performance, Cleveland missed a significant number of opportunities from beyond the arc. They went just 7-of-28 from three-point range and committed eight turnovers in the fourth quarter alone. Coach Jamahl Mosley urged his team to stay the course during a timeout amidst a Cavaliers run in the third quarter.
Mitchell called for more attempts at threes and free throws, as well as increased pressure on the boards for Game 7. The Cavs missed 13 of their 14 three-point shots in the first half, and Mitchell himself misfired on his first four attempts. However, he made up for it by scoring many points through driving to the basket.
The series now shifts to Cleveland for Game 7, where both teams will be looking to secure a spot in the next round.
Donovan Mitchell scored all of Cleveland’s points in the final 14 minutes of Game 6 with all 18 points in the fourth quarter, but his team lost to Orlando.
Mitchell called for his team to attempt more threes and free throws, as well as more pressure on the boards for Game 7.
Accuracy
Donovan Mitchell scored all of Cleveland’s points in the final 14 minutes of Game 6, but his team lost to Orlando.
The Cavs went just 7-of-28 from three-point range and committed eight turnovers in the fourth quarter.
Paolo Banchero, Jalen Suggs and Franz Wagner combined for 75 of the Magic’s 103 points to force a Game 7.
Coach Jamahl Mosley called a timeout amid a Cavaliers run in the third quarter and urged his team to stay the course.
The Cavs went just 7-of-28 from three-point range and committed eight turnovers in the fourth quarter.
Accuracy
Donovan Mitchell had determined to attack in Game 6 and was Cleveland’s only scorer over the final 14 minutes with all 18 points in the fourth quarter.
Donovan Mitchell scored many points by driving to the basket after being forced off the 3-point line in this article and it was not mentioned in any other articles.
Cavaliers missed 13 of 14 3-pointers in the first half and this fact was not present in any other articles.
