The Cleveland Cavaliers enter Game 2 looking to take full control of the series after a convincing 126–113 win in the opener, where the backcourt duo of Donovan Mitchell and James Harden dictated tempo and exposed Toronto’s defense. Cleveland’s ability to slow the Toronto Raptors in transition and dominate in the half court was the difference, and they’ll aim to replicate that formula at home as sizable favorites. For Toronto, Game 2 is about adjustments, getting Brandon Ingram more involved offensively and potentially regaining Immanuel Quickley, whose absence hurt their pace and spacing in Game 1. ...read more read less