Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell sat out Thursday's 115-110 win over the Chicago Bulls because of a bruised left eye.

Is Donovan Mitchell playing on Thursday for the Cleveland Cavaliers vs. the Chicago Bulls? Here's the latest on the injury report.

CLEVELAND, Ohio - “Too permissive.” Those two words were spoken by Cavs coach Kenny Atkinson after Sunday’s 130-120 home loss to the offensively challenged Dallas Mavericks. On the latest “Terry’s Talkin’” podcast,

Random dribbles following the Cavaliers’ 115-110 road win over the Chicago Bulls on Thursday.  1. Donovan Mitchell didn’t play because of his eye injury, and hopefully for his sake, he closed the good one for the fourth quarter.

Jarrett Allen's knee injury has held him out of action for nearly two weeks, and he won't play on the Cleveland Cavaliers' next road trip.

Don’t miss today’s edition of cleveland.com’s exclusive online show, “Sports 4 CLE,” brought to you by Tri-C, live each weekday at 4 p.m. You also can find previous shows here. On today’s show, Fred Greetham of The Orange and Brown Report and Garrett Bush of The Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show join to discuss what the Browns have done so far in the offseason and what the biggest priorities are moving forward.

In the fourth and final meeting between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Detroit Pistons, it was the shorthanded Cavs who came out on top, taking a much-needed 113-109 victory over the No. 1 team in the East.

Max Strus is back and people are already noticing. For instance, Bleacher Report’s Andy Bailey labeled Strus as the Cavaliers’ biggest X-factor the rest of the way.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Cavs beat the Bucks on Tuesday night. The final score read 123-116, and Cleveland moved another step closer to playoff positioning. But underneath that win, a far more complicated and potentially dangerous problem is quietly taking shape.

The Cavs won a road game at a divisional rival. Evan Mobley and James Harden led the way. Sam Merrill and Keon Ellis made big shots in decisive run.