Donovan Mitchell has eight points ... We definitely watched Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and Dennis Rodman. We definitely watched Magic Johnson play with many great Hall of Fame players.

It was the seventh straight series where Mitchell has scored at least 30 points in Game 1, tying Michael Jordan, who had two streaks of seven games. Bam Adebayo had 24 points and Tyler Herro added ...

He surpassed this mark in the third quarter, surpassing Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan in a stat that will go down in the NBA history books. Mitchell surpassed Jordan for the most consecutive ...

With a 33-point outburst, Mitchell notched his eighth straight playoff series opener with 30+ points. In doing so, the guard also surpassed NBA legend Michael Jordan. Jordan notched the streak of ...

This accomplishment places him in rare company, joining Michael Jordan as the only two players in NBA history to achieve this feat. Donovan Mitchell has recorded 30+ PTS in 7 straight Game 1's!

CLEVELAND (AP) — Donovan Mitchell of the Cleveland Cavaliers broke Michael Jordan’s NBA playoff record Sunday night with his eighth straight game of at least 30 points in a series opener.

Mitchell's signature spin move, reminiscent of Michael Jordan, ignited the team and energized the crowd. With key players returning and a strong defensive strategy, the Cavaliers are poised to ...

CLEVELAND — Donovan Mitchell of the Cleveland Cavaliers broke one of Michael Jordan’s NBA playoff records on Sunday night. The All-Star guard would rather be one victory closer to a championship.

With a 33-point night, Mitchell broke a longstanding Michael Jordan playoff record. Sunday night's performance marked Mitchell's eighth straight Game 1 with 30 points or more. It breaks a tie with ...

Michael Jordan tops the list with 12 such games. The NBA reacted to the milestone by posting a salute emoji and a fire emoji on X, while tagging Mitchell. The 28-year-old Mitchell has been known ...

Cavs star Donovan Mitchell accomplished a feat that only Michael Jordan achieved in any Game 1 of the NBA Playoffs. In 33 minutes of action of Game 1 against the Indiana Pacers, Mitchell finished ...