Cleveland Cavaliers is a privately owned American basketball club based in Cleveland, Ohio. Founded in 1970, it operates in the spectator sports industry with approximately 750 employees, participating in the National Basketball Association (NBA).
Donovan Mitchell's "Game 3 dud" raised questions for the Cavaliers on April 25, contrasting with his prior reputation as a playoff performer. This came after the Cavaliers suffered a 126-104 loss to Toronto on April 24, narrowing their best-of-seven series lead to 2-1 ahead of Game 4. Earlier on April 24, the Cavaliers focused on Game 4, anticipating "very different" roles for two players following the "disastrous fourth quarter" of the previous game. In that same April 24 game, Raptors reserve guard Jamison Battle scored all 14 of his points in the fourth quarter, contributing to Toronto's win. Separately, on April 24, the Cleveland Cavaliers, in association with The Sherwin-Williams Company, unveiled the Cavs Rebound Lab at Friendly Inn Settlement, a free community room.
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