Pascal Siakam scored 21 points and Myles Turner and Obi Toppin added 20, and Indianapolis lifted the Indianapolis to the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 129-109 rut in the 4th game of the Eastern Conference semi-final series on Sunday.
The fourth-seed Pacers is 3-1 on the best-seed Cavaliers in the top seven series. Indiana can punch the ticket to the second flat conference final at Cleveland on Tuesday.
Donovan Mitchell sat the second half of the left ankle injury to add injury to insult Cavaliers. Al-Star six times ended with 12 points in 3 of 11 of the ground.
Turner, Siakam and Toppin, 25 out of 37 shots from the ground and 7 of the 3 -point range for Pacers, 7 of the 22 -point loss in the game 3 from the 3 -point range from the 3 -point range.
Indiana left Cavaliers behind in the second quarter with a margin of 42-16 and took ahead 80-39 between the circuit. Pacers broke the record after a Franchise-Playoff Record for a half and a half (25) assists during the play -by-play period (1998).
Ben Sheppard scored 14 points, TJ McConnell added 13, and Aaron said Nesmith was 12 for Pacers.
Indiana, 52.7 percent of the ground made a solid kick and the paint scored 58-32 advantage.
Darius Garland scored 21 points for Cavaliers who made 22 turnover.
Indiana’s Bennedict Mathurin was evaluated by Fragrant-2 foul, and after firing a discussion with De’andre Hunter, it remained 4:32 during the opening period. The first shot the second in his chest and asked Hunter to push Mathhurin in response. Turner was also evaluated a technical foul.
Pacers tied five of the first six attempt to take ahead 33-14 at the beginning of the first quarter.
Siakam pulled a couple beyond the arc, and Indiana scored the first 10 points of the second quarter to upgrade the first 10 points of the second quarter to 48-23.
Turner, in the last two minutes of the second quarter, a triple triple sank, and Nesmith made a basket on the buzzer to rent Indiana, who took Indiana 80-39 ahead.
The result did not doubt the rest of the road.
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