The Cavs thought they'd evened up the series with a hard-fought Game 2 win. Tyrese Haliburton changed all of that. Here's our instant reactions.

The Cleveland Cavaliers did not expect to be in this position coming into the second round of the NBA Playoffs. Cleveland's offense looked unstoppable in their series sweep over the Miami Heat, and now,

The Cleveland Cavaliers and Boston Celtics each won 60-plus games, an average of 12 more than the lower-seeded Indiana Pacers and New York Knicks. As the East series take a day off before resuming Friday -- Indiana and New York take their 2-0 leads into Games 3 and 4 at home -- let's examine what has gone wrong for the favorites and what that tells us about the chances of Boston and Cleveland coming back to reach an East finals matchup that seemed inevitable a week ago.