Let's get on.

Donovan Mitchell ties an NBA playoff mark with 39 points in the second half

as the Cavs, even the series, 112 to 103.

Mitchell matched Eric Sleepy Floyd, a free throw team with 27 seconds.

He had a chance to break the record, said in 1987,

and which Floyd did it against the Los Angeles Raiders, Lakers, but he missed the file shot.

Mitchell finished with 43 points, including 15 of Cleveland's on a 24-0 run that went the last 12 seconds of the first half

into the first six minutes of the third quarter.

Cavs were 10 of 12 from the field and made three three porters and also converted five

turnovers by the pistons into nine points.

Hey, I need somebody to tell me, Joe, where is Jay?

Did you see what that man did?

A point of two rebounds.

Now people keep telling me with Shannon, he ain't that skilled offensively. Okay, you ain't got to be skilled to get rebounds. So what's the excuse he ain't get no damn rebounds? Okay, I get it. He need to work on his offensive game. He needs to be able to drop step. He need to be able to work on a fade away. I get all of that. Okay, all of that. His office isn't where it needs to be, especially when you get to the postseason. They focus in on your Joe. You told me, GP, you told me, say, look, the office, you ain't just getting up and down in the postseason. You better have something in your bag to be able to get away from these dudes because they know what you like to do and they're going to keep you from doing it.

What about the rebounding?

This man, Sam put tall, and gave me two rebounds.

In 27 minutes.

Hey, look, we got to be honest, fellas.

He ain't having a great postseason.

But he ain't no damn score neither.

Well, he had a 20-10.

Yeah, that was in a lead.

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