In the aftermath of the Cleveland Cavaliers' stunning second-round exit at the hands of the Indiana Pacers, Spencer German and Spencer Davies try to decipher what exactly went wrong for the wine and gold.

While there is plenty of blame to go around, the guys discuss why Donovan Mitchell is largely exempt from blame and praise him for his candid nature in defeat.

Then, the guys get into the elephant in the room: Do changes need to be made to help the Cavs get over the hump in the postseason?

With a lack of toughness being one of the biggest knocks on this team, they also debate whether or not that's something a player can develop or that they must inherently have already.

Facing a 0-2 deficit to the Indiana Pacers, the Cleveland Cavaliers have their work cut out for them the rest of the way. Where do they go from here? It starts with shaking off a heartbreaking Game 2 loss as the series shifts to Indianapolis.

Meanwhile, losing the first two games of the series has reopened the narrative that the Cavs are a soft team, a notion that the guys push back on. Also, history is not on Cleveland's side regarding teams that have recovered from losing Game 1 and Game 2 at home, but there is hope.

Spencer German and Spencer Davies bring you the latest episode of Courtside with Cavs on SI.

There are only two days until the Cleveland Cavaliers battle with the Indiana Pacers to begin their second-round series in the NBA Playoffs. Many of the wine-and-gold's priorities have been set against a tempo-heavy Pacers squad, but what is the team focusing on in particular?

Plus, Darius Garland has been sidelined by a toe injury since the end of Game 2 in Cleveland in the first round against the Miami Heat. We've had some updates on his condition since then.

Spencer German and Spencer Davies report from Cleveland Clinic Courts in Independence following Friday's practice to provide insight on the upcoming matchup.

With the Indiana Pacers disposing of the Milwaukee Bucks, the Cleveland Cavaliers have their second-round opponent set in stone for the NBA Playoffs.

Tyrese Haliburton, Pascal Siakam and Myles Turner will test the wine-and-gold's Core Four of Darius Garland, Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen for certain, and this matchup should be fun to watch!

Spencer German and Spencer Davies offer a preview of the series and what to expect from a Pacers team that made a run to the Eastern Conference Finals just last season.

Cleveland Cavaliers forward Evan Mobley has won his first NBA Defensive Player of the Year award! He edged out Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green and Atlanta Hawks guard Dyson Daniels for the victory.

Spencer German and Spencer Davies share their thoughts on Mobley's accomplishment and why it's well-deserved.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have a 2-0 series lead over the Miami Heat as their first-round series shifts to South Beach. Is the series already over?

Spencer German and Spencer Davies discuss how the Cavs have learned from their first-round matchup with the Orlando Magic last year, which saw Cleveland take a 2-0 lead on the road only to return home tied up at two. Will history repeat itself?

Also, Ty Jerome took over Game 1 and Donovan Mitchell came up big in Game 2. Which Cavaliers player is due for a big moment in Game 3 and Game 4?

The guys get into what we've learned about the Cavs team so far in the playoffs and more.

The Cleveland Cavaliers' first-round matchup in the NBA Playoffs is officially set!

Spencer German and Spencer Davies preview the first-round series with the Miami Heat and the challenges it will present.

Later in the episode, the guys discuss which Cavaliers player has the most to prove this postseason and try to fill in the blank of the sentence, "The Cleveland Cavaliers will win a championship if..."

Which Cleveland Cavaliers have the best chance of winning NBA regular season awards? With a number of members of the organization in line for some hardware, Spencer German and Spencer Davies discuss who has the best chance to win a regular-season honor.

Later, they hand out some awards of their own.

Plus, one NBA Play-In Tournament game is in the books in the Eastern Conference, and the Cavs seem to have dodged a bullet with the Orlando Magic taking down the Atlanta Hawks to clinch the seventh seed.