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The Cleveland Cavaliers entered this year’s playoffs as the best sown at the Eastern Conference. The cavs then sailed through a first round series with the Miami Heat.
But the second round series of the cavs with the Indiana Pacers proved to be much more challenging. The 114-105 victory of the Pacers on Cleveland on Tuesday assured the victory of the eastern semifinals for Indianapolis. Indy now awaits the winner of the Knicks-Celtics series.
Amid the criticism for the disappointing Playoffs race of the Cavs, the star guard of the Donovan Mitchell team was caught in the gaze of former NBA player Kenyon Martin.
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Kenyon Martin observes during the AT&T Slam Dunk contest as part of the 2023 NBA All Star weekend on Saturday, February 18, 2023 in Vivintint Arena in Salt Lake City, Utah. (Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE through Getty Images)
During a recent appearance in the “Gil’s Arena Podcast” by Gilbert Arenas, Martin also pointed to Mitchell teammates, Darius Garland, Evan Mobley and De’Andre Hunter. Martin expressed his disgust with the lack of availability of these three players in the oriental semifinals.
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“Do not adapt, brother, do you give me something? We are already in Darius Garland, we know that he is not healthy. We know that this came into that, the game was lost 1. So he playing in game 2 is thin and none. We have this point Dreandre Hunter, when you came in, we started playing did not play in the game 2.
April 2, 2025; Cleveland, Ohio: the eaves of the Cleveland Cavaliers, Evan Mobley (4) and the Donovan Mitchell Guard (45) await with chief coach Kenny Atkinson to enter the game during the first half against the New York Knicks in Rocket Arena. (Ken Blaze-Imagn images)
“If I am Donovan Mitchell, I go to that mother F-as, ‘I, man, we have to do something. Whoever has to go, whoever has to get rid.”
The Pacers eliminated the Cavaliers in five games.
