Pacers Overwhelm Cavaliers in Game 4, Lead Series 3-1

Indianapolis, IN — The Indiana Pacers delivered a dominant performance against the Cleveland Cavaliers on May 12, winning Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals 63-37. This victory boosts the Pacers to a 3-1 lead in the playoff series.

Pacers center Myles Turner scored a crucial layup assisted by Andrew Nembhard in the second quarter, adding to their commanding lead. The game saw a series of turnovers from the Cavaliers, including one by Jarrett Allen that contributed to Indiana’s 37-63 advantage.

Despite a late surge from the Cavaliers, including free throws from Darius Garland, they struggled to find consistency throughout the game. Cleveland’s shooting percentages dipped, with field goals at 25% and three-point shots at 31%.

Indiana players thrived at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, showcasing their skills before an enthusiastic crowd of 17,274. The first quarter concluded with the Pacers leading 38-23, signaling their intent to clinch the series.

In a pre-game injury report, the Cavaliers confirmed they had no missing players, while the Pacers were without Isaiah Jackson due to an Achilles tendon injury. Both teams have faced off multiple times this season, with Indiana having the edge in recent matchups.

As the teams prepare for Game 5 on May 14, the Pacers look to seal the series, while Cleveland aims to fight back in front of their home crowd.