The Cleveland Cavaliers are dominating the Toronto Raptors in Game 2 of their first-round playoff series, building a commanding 85.1% win probability with a 52-42 lead late in the second quarter. Donovan Mitchell continues to be the offensive catalyst, drilling a crucial 7-foot jumper to extend Cleveland's advantage. The Cavaliers' defense has been equally impressive, with James Harden securing multiple defensive rebounds to disrupt Toronto's rhythm.

Toronto's RJ Barrett has struggled from beyond the arc, missing a 27-foot three-pointer as the Raptors fail to find consistent scoring. Cleveland's defensive pressure has forced multiple missed shots, including a 23-foot jumper from Harden that nonetheless didn't prevent the Cavaliers from maintaining control. The game statistics show Cleveland's efficiency, with their win probability climbing from 78.7% to 85.1% during the quarter.

With the Cavaliers playing at this level, Toronto faces an uphill battle to avoid falling into a 2-0 series deficit. Cleveland's balanced attack and defensive intensity have them firmly in command as they look to build on their Game 1 victory and take control of this first-round matchup.