
Cavs Ride Physicality and Sharp Backcourt Play to Take Game 2 Over Raptors
Cleveland leaned into physical defense to disrupt Toronto, with Dean Wade denying Ingram and staying glued to him as Mitchell (30 points) and Harden (part of a 58-point backcourt burst with Mobley) carried the offense. Mobley punished switches for 25 on 11-13 shooting, and the Cavs exploited Toronto’s small-ball alignment to drive the lane. The bench offered little support, highlighting a growing reliance on the top four and improving chemistry between Mitchell and Harden as Cleveland takes a 2-0 series lead.













