Cavaliers Lose Three Players to Injury for Game 2
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Already in a 1-0 hole, the Cleveland Cavaliers will be very shorthanded against the lower-seeded Indiana Pacers on Tuesday night.
Per Shams Charania of ESPN, three of Cleveland's top six players will miss the Allcritical home matchup in the ongoing best-of-seven series.
All-Stars Darius Garland and Evan Mobley will both be on the shelf, as will critical reserve forward De'Andre Hunter.
Cleveland has announced its starting five for the contest.
Ty Jerome and Dean Wade will start in the stead of Garland and Mobley, respectively.
This story will be updated...