The left toe sprain that has kept Cleveland’s Darius Garland out of the past two games is a “significant concern” for the team heading into their second-round Game 1 matchup against the Indiana Pacers on Sunday. "What the team has said to me is that this is a significant concern, this injury," NBA Tv's Jared Greenberg said prior to the game.

Miami Heat forward Kyle Anderson, 11-year veteran, said in exit interviews on Wednesday that the Cleveland Cavaliers played better when Darius Garland wasn't on the floor.

The Pacers rained down 19-of-36 shots from beyond the arc to create a 30-point advantage over the Cavaliers on 3-point shots in Game 1.