It was around 9:15 p.m. Sunday night, nearly two hours after an injury scare that left a city — and organization — in stunned silence, holding its breath. “Never been better,” Mitchell responded sarcastically when asked if he was sore following Cleveland’s 120-113 loss to the Sacramento Kings that keeps the magic number for the Eastern Conference’s top spot at one. “Just going to let tomorrow be tomorrow and then go from there.”