On April 28, Beijing time, the fourth game of the first round of the NBA playoffs continued. The Orlando Magic host the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Previously, the Cavaliers led the Magic by a large score of 2:1, but the Magic returned to the home court to beat the Cavaliers last time to show strong momentum. Will the Magic continue to defend their home court in this game, or will the Cavaliers bounce back to win the match point?
In the first half of the game, the Cavaliers showed excellent offensive momentum. Mitchell and Allen were on a hot streak, and they combined for 34 points to lead the Cavaliers 60-51 over the Magic.
In the third quarter of the game, the two teams changed their painting styles. The Cavaliers came back from halftime as if they couldn't play, and the Magic took advantage of the situation to play a wave of offensive highs. In this quarter alone, the Magic beat the Cavaliers 37-10, and the score came to 88-70.
In the final quarter of the game, the Magic continued to show super offense, and once stretched the difference to 30 points, and the game was decided. In the end, the Magic reversed and defeated the Cavaliers 112-89, and the score was 2-2 in G4.
Magic Jr. Wagner had 34 points and 13 boards, Isaac had 14 points and seven boards, Fultz and Suggs had 12 points each, and Carter had 11 points and five boards.
Cavaliers Allen had 21 points and 9 boards, Mitchell had 18 points and 6 assists, Mobley had 14 points, 9 rebounds and 2 blocks, and Garland had 14 points and 6 assists.
The Cavaliers set five disgraceful records in this fight:
The first disgrace was recorded as 10 points in the third quarter. This is the second-lowest single-quarter score in the playoffs this season, behind only the Mavericks G1's eight-point single-quarter score.
The second humiliating record was the Cavaliers' 60 points in the first half and just 29 points in the second half. The 29 points was the lowest half-time score in the regular season and playoffs this season.
The third humiliating record was Mitchell's 18 points in the first half and 0 in the second half. Mitchell is paying tribute to Lillard, but Lillard won that game!
The fourth humiliating record is the Cavaliers' 2-game winning streak by 61 points. This is the most of the two consecutive losses in the playoffs this season, and the Cavaliers are really not as good as the Rockets playing on the road.
The fifth shameful record is that the Cavaliers suppressed the Magic score below 90 points in the first two games, and the Magic scored below 90 points in the last two games.
In today's game, the situation was too bad. The head coach of the Cavaliers bench will hang his head and leave the game without saying a word after the game. Due to the loss of suspense in the game, many spectators in the front row left the venue early.