Cavaliers are on the verge of being eliminated 1-3! G4 has a record of shame, Mitchell s accidental injury is worse than losing

On May 12, the Cavaliers G4 lost 109-129 away away, with a total score of 1-3 on the verge of being eliminated. The Eastern Conference set a record of shame in the first consecutive record. There is still bad news for the Cavaliers to lose. Mitchell was accidentally injured and withdrew from the game and severely damaged the team. In the key game of

G4, the Cavaliers were beaten away. In the first quarter, the Cavaliers made 4 of 15 shots and made 7 mistakes. They fell behind the Pacers 23-38 in the first quarter by 15 points, and fell behind the Pacers early.

The Cavaliers were 10-0 widened the score difference in the second quarter by the Pacers. After that, the Cavaliers struggled to chase points but had a power outage. The Pacers' team was full of firepower, and the two teams were in a very different state. The Cavaliers were hit by their opponents with a super offensive of 17-0. The Cavaliers lost 26 points 16-42 in the second quarter, and after the first half, the Cavaliers only hit 8 goals, only scored 39 points but fell behind 41 points.

Mitchell withdrew from the game due to an ankle sprain. Judging from the scene, Mitchell fell to the ground without any confrontation while warming up in the midfield. The severity of the injury is unknown. He only played for 20 minutes, played 3 of 11 shots, 1 of 5 three-pointers, and scored 12 points, 1 steal, 1 block, 2 mistakes, plus or negative value -35.

Garland and others led the team to recover 9 points 38-29, but after the three quarters, the Cavaliers were still 32 points behind 77-109. The final quarter game was completely reduced to training time. The camera took pictures of the Cavaliers' bench many times, and the Cavaliers were expressionless and very desperate.

Cavaliers G4 suffered a disgrace, fell behind 1-3 in a desperate situation, and they would be eliminated if they lost another game.

1. The Cavaliers only hit 8 sports goals in the first half (8 of 32 shots), setting a record for the lowest number of goals in the NBA's history in halftime (including regular season, midseason and playoffs).

2. The Cavaliers were 41 points behind at halftime and tied the playoff half-time score difference. In 2017, the Cavaliers led the Celtics by 41 points in the halftime, but now the Cavaliers are in the same situation.

According to the schedule, the Cavaliers and Pacers G5 will start at 7 a.m. on May 14. The Cavaliers are on the verge of being eliminated and are hit by injuries. The team's top player Mitchell retires accidentally and may even miss the life-and-death battle between G5. It is hotly discussed by the outside world that without Mitchell, the Cavaliers' season is hopeless; at present, the Cavaliers will be eliminated as soon as possible the day after tomorrow.