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Analyst Breaks Down the Changes in Donovan Mitchell’s Game

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The Cleveland Cavaliers have punched their ticket to the Eastern Conference Semifinals after a hard-fought victory over the Orlando Magic in Game 7. Despite trailing by double digits early on, JB Bickerstaff’s squad rallied together, with Donovan Mitchell leading the charge.

Mitchell, who struggled with his shot early in the game, made a key adjustment to his game by becoming more physical and patient. NBA analyst Timothy Legler praised Mitchell for his improved approach, noting that he no longer settles for long and contested jumpers but instead uses his body to get to his spots.

The former Utah Jazz star’s performance was crucial in securing the win for the Cavaliers, who now face a tough challenge against the Boston Celtics in the next round. While the matchup won’t be easy, the Cavaliers have history with the Celtics and believe they match up better against them than the Magic.

Mitchell’s evolution as a player has been evident throughout his career, with his early success in the playoffs solidifying his reputation as a clutch performer. Despite facing criticism in recent years, Mitchell’s performance in Game 7 proved that he is a force to be reckoned with in the postseason.

As the Cavaliers prepare for their next challenge, all eyes will be on Mitchell to see if he can continue his impressive play and lead his team to further success in the playoffs.

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