The Cleveland Cavaliers could be without several key players when they host the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday, November 14. Donovan Mitchell and James Harden are both listed as questionable, while Jarrett Allen also carries the same designation ahead of the matchup at Rocket Arena.

The NBA's official injury report lists Mitchell as questionable with a left knee injury, while Harden is dealing with left calf tightness. Both players face uncertainty after Cleveland's 133-121 loss to the Miami Heat on Friday. Mitchell finished with 25 points in 33 minutes, while Harden added 20 points in 35 minutes. The Cavaliers also faced travel disruptions that left the team stranded overnight in Miami.

Mitchell and Harden's availability could have a major impact on Cleveland's chances against Dallas. Both guards lead the Cavaliers' offense, and their absence would force other players to take on bigger roles.

Cleveland also faces several injury concerns heading into Saturday's matchup. Evan Mobley will miss the game with a left great toe sprain. Sam Merrill is also unavailable due to right elbow injury management.

Jarrett Allen remains questionable with a right knee injury. Peyton Watson also carries a questionable designation because of a hamstring issue.

Article Continues Below

Dallas, meanwhile, has three players ruled out. Tarik Biberovic, Sergio de Larrea and Dereck Lively II will all miss Saturday's contest. Max Christie is doubtful with a left ankle sprain, while Morez Johnson Jr. is probable with a left shin contusion. Caleb Martin remains available despite wearing a right thumb splint.

Cleveland will monitor its questionable players before finalizing the lineup. The availability of key guards James Harden and Donovan Mitchell could significantly impact the Cavaliers' game plan against Dallas.