Cleveland Cavaliers exit NBA Playoffs, waste 35 points from injured Donovan Mitchell in Game 5 loss to Indiana Pacers.

The Indiana Pacers advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals with a 114-105 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers on May 13.

All four rounds of the NBA playoffs are best-of-seven, and teams are not reseeded after each round. The team with the better regular-season record in each series will have home-court advantage for that series. All series are played in a 2-2-1-1-1 format, with the team with the better record hosting Games 1, 2, 5 and 7 (if necessary).

With his legacy on the line and facing an MRI after an ankle injury, Mitchell vows to play in Game 5, but the Wine and Gold Talk podcast crew debates whether risking his health is worth it.

The Cavs are back at full strength and just in time. Three critical players return as Cleveland looks to flip the series in Game 3.

Jump to a series: Cavaliers-Pacers | Knicks-Celtics Thunder-Nuggets | Warriors-Timberwolves More coverage: Schedules and results | Offseason guides Game 5: Thunder 112, Nuggets 105 What we learned ...

ANALYSIS: What we learned from Pacers vs. Cavaliers Game 1: Cleveland needs Darius Garland MORE: NBA sing-a-long returns: Famous sports anthem will be back with NBC coverage The Pacers finished ...

May 15: at Pacers, TBA *-Game 7, Sun., May 18: at Cavaliers, TBA 93.5 and 107.5 FM in Indianapolis, with Mark Boyle (play-by-play), Eddie Gill (analysis) and Pat Boylan (sideline reporting).

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