Mitchell turned the ankle early in the third quarter of a loss to Sacramento when he stepped on the back on Keon Ellis ‘s foot. He fell to the court in obvious pain, but was eventually able to walk to the locker room without help. After having it examined, he returned with 3:01 left in the quarter and played the rest of the game.

The Cleveland Cavaliers could’ve lost much more than just the game on Sunday night. They tried to clinch the best record in the Eastern Conference, but the Sacramento Kings had different plans. Eventually,

Mitchell won't play Tuesday against the Bulls due to a left ankle sprain. The severity of this injury is unclear, though it does come out of nowhere. The Cavaliers are locked into the top seed in the Eastern Conference,