"They're one of the greatest (backcourts)," teammate Evan Mobley said of Mitchell and Harden. "It's hard to stop them because of their offensive prowess, and they can make any shot."
The Cavaliers beat Toronto for the 12th straight time in the playoffs, tying the NBA record for consecutive playoff wins over a single opponent. Cleveland also has active streaks of 12 in a row over the Atlanta Hawks and Detroit Pistons, matching the mark established by the Los Angeles Lakers over the Seattle SuperSonics from 1980-1995.
Mitchell added seven boards and five assists, while Harden also had five steals and four assists, moving into seventh place all-time in the latter category with 1,139 in his playoff career.
"To be honest, they're a problem," Raptors shooting guard RJ Barrett said. "They're a problem and we've got to figure out how to fix that. Now going home, we've got to get these next two."
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