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Story summary
- Cleveland aims to extend its 12-game playoff winning streak over Toronto in Game 3.
- The Cavaliers' 115–105 win on April 21 gave them a 2-0 series lead and set Game 3 for 8 p.m. ET Thursday, April 23, at Scotiabank Arena.
- Cleveland entered as the fourth seed (52-30) and a 2.5-point favorite; Toronto is without Immanuel Quickley.
- In Game 2, Mitchell’s 30 points, Harden’s 28, Mobley’s 25, and Toronto’s 22 turnovers produced 22 Cavaliers points.
