Field Level Media
15 Mar 2023, 03:19 GMT+10
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell and center Jarrett Allen have been ruled out for Tuesday's road game against the Charlotte Hornets.
Mitchell is sidelined with a sprained finger on his left hand, while Allen is out with a right eye contusion. The Cavaliers are slated to play back-to-back games, with a home contest against the Philadelphia 76ers on tap for Wednesday.
Mitchell scored 23 points in Cleveland's 114-108 victory over Charlotte on Sunday. Allen did not play in that game after sustaining his injury in the Cavaliers' 119-115 setback to the Miami Heat on Friday.
Mitchell, 26, is averaging team-best totals in points (27.6) and steals (1.5) during his first season in Cleveland.
Allen, 24, is averaging a club-high 9.8 rebounds to go along with 14.4 points per game.
The Cavaliers likely will rely a bit more on Darius Garland at the guard position and Evan Mobley in the paint on Tuesday.
--Field Level Media
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