In the fierce competition of the NBA Finals, the Mavericks showed amazing strength and resilience in the G4 game, and they staged a shocking comeback at home. Against the formidable Celtics, the Mavericks had built a huge 32-point advantage at the end of the third quarter, and finally won a hearty victory with a score of 122-84, chasing the series to 1-3, injecting a shot in the arm for the rest of the game.
In this game, Luka Doncic, the core player of the Mavericks, once again showed his superstar style, scoring 29 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 steals in the game, becoming the key to the team's victory. Kyrie Irving's consistent play also brought the team 21 points and six assists, and his outstanding performance provided strong support for the Mavericks' offense. In addition, Tim Hardaway Jr.'s hot hand should not be overlooked, as he hit five three-pointers and contributed 15 points to contribute to the team's victory. Rookie Lively was also eye-catching on the inside, with a double-double of 11 points and 12 rebounds, showing great potential for growth.
In contrast, Celtic's performance in this game looked a little bleak. Although Jayson Tatum still had 15 points and five rebounds, he wasn't as efficient and lacked adequate support in crunch time. Robert Williams and Jaylen Brown scored 14 and 10 points, respectively, but such performances were far from enough to help the team turn the tide. Jrue Holiday also contributed 10 points, but he couldn't limit the Mavericks' onslaught on the defensive end.
This victory for the Mavericks not only earned dignity for themselves, but also breathed new life into the series. After the first three defeats, they proved the spirit of never giving up. Now, they will go into the next game with a 1-3 scoreline, and while the task is still daunting, at least they have earned themselves a chance to survive.
For Celtic, the defeat was certainly a wake-up call. They will need to readjust their tactics and mentality in the upcoming games, or the Mavericks' momentum could cost them even more. The beauty of basketball lies in its unpredictability, and the Mavericks' victory is a living example of this. The next games will be even more exciting, so let's wait and see what these two teams will do for us.