The Cleveland Cavaliers are heading to the conference finals after turning Game 7 into a statement with a 125-94 win over the Detroit Pistons. Cleveland will now face the New York Knicks, but the route there was shaped by an intriguing tactical shift: Kenny Atkinson’s side changed how they attacked Detroit’s best defender.
Sam Merrill’s 23 points were the most ever by a Cavaliers reserve in a playoff game, and they arrived in the exact spots Detroit had been trying to shut off all series.
Even though Donovan Mitchell had a game-high 26 points, solely relying on him wouldn’t have led to a whooping 125-94 win. Game 7 once again called for Jarrett Allen, who did not disappoint with his 23 points and seven rebounds, his highest of the playoffs and only the third time in 14 games he has scored 20.
The Cleveland Cavaliers finally put an end to their rollercoaster semi-final series with an emphatic Game 7 win, defeating the Detroit Pistons. Given their inconsistency, Donovan Mitchell & co.
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Donovan Mitchell proved he was a man of his word on Sunday as he led the Cleveland Cavaliers to the Eastern Conference Finals. Mitchell powered his team to a resounding 125-94 victory over the Detroit Pistons in Game 7 in front of a stunned home crowd at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Mich.
Random dribbles following the Cavaliers’ 125-94 Game 7 road walloping of the Detroit Pistons on Sunday. 1. Well, that sure was unexpected. Maybe not to the Cavs, maybe not to you … but it was to me. 2.
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The Detroit Pistons had high hopes heading into Game 7 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series against the Cleveland Cavaliers, but things went the other way as the team fell hard, losing 125-94.
The Cleveland Cavaliers answered every question surrounding them with a dominant Game 7 performance, crushing the Detroit Pistons 125-94 to punch their ticket to the Eastern Conference Finals.
The Cleveland Cavaliers destroyed the Detroit Pistons 125-94 in Game 7 to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals. The Pistons came out the gates sloppy, mishandling passes and missing easy opportunities.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers won two road games in Detroit to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals. Their owner made sure the Cavs got to see some friendly faces in the Motor City.
This is it for the Cavaliers. Game 7 in Detroit isn’t just about advancing. It’s about everything that comes next. On the surface, it’s simple. Win, and the season continues.
Game 7 once again. Yet another big game for the Cleveland Cavaliers to play if they want to make it to the next round. This time however, the Cavs have to win on the road.
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