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At the end of the first half, the score was fixed at 51:57. At the end of the second quarter, Li Liang assisted JR-Smith to hit a three-pointer at the buzzer, which gave the Pacers a 6-point halftime lead.

This goal relieved the psychological pressure of the Pacers players.

But the 6-point lead is really not safe at all.

During the intermission, Li Liang was ready to fight the Cavaliers tonight.

In the fourth game, he had to win no matter what, so he didn't want to go back to the home court to play the Tianwangshan battle.

For Li Liang, if he could end a game earlier, the game would end sooner, and the night would be full of dreams.

The referee whistled the penalty tonight is relatively fair, but Garnett was sent off at the end of the second quarter, which had a considerable impact on the entire Pacers rotation.

In the locker room, Garnett yelled at every player on the team to tear Cleveland apart in the second half.

Just like what he did in 2010, "Let them despair, must let them despair!"

Garnett and the Celtics once made James despair, which directly led to the most important decision of James' career.

This time, the heavy responsibility of despair came to Li Liang's shoulders.

The intermission ended quickly, the two sides returned to the court, and the third quarter began.

The knights first attack.

Because Garnett was sent off, so after the start of the second half, David West replaced Garnett in the starting lineup.

It should be said that the Pacers are still very thick at the fourth position. Without Garnett, West can top it.

With the first goal at the beginning of the second half, James held the ball on the left side and singled Li Liang facing the basket. After a forced breakthrough, he overthrew Li Liang with an elbow.

The referee blew his whistle and whistled for James' offensive foul.

Li Liang nodded, and his teammates pulled him up from the ground. It seemed that the referee hadn't lost his conscience and knew how to call James an offensive foul, but he didn't give me a defensive foul.

If Li Liang made a defensive foul on this ball, the second half of the game would really be impossible.

At the same time, Bird made a more explicit offensive request at halftime-attacking Kyrie Irving.

Don't you Cavaliers want to hide Owen? I just won't hide it for you.

Bird didn't believe it, Paul George has three heads and six arms, and he can defend several people on the outside.

Irving switched defenses to George Hill, and Hill passed the ball to JR-Smith. Smith charged Irving with the ball, and after hitting the basket, Thompson fouled.

The biggest weakness of the Cavaliers on the defensive end is Irving. What's more, the Pacers have the ability to attack with the ball at every point except the center position. Is it possible for Irving to defend McGee?

For example, if the Cavaliers beat the Eagles, Irving can also follow Korver. Now the Pacers are sure that you can't defend alone, and they just want to eat you.

JR-Smith stood on the free throw line and made two free throws, 51:59, expanding the lead.

But immediately, James hit the ground on the offensive end and passed the ball to Mozgov who cut inside, and the layup caused West's foul.

Inside the Pacers, McGee and West came to help defend. After the referee blew the whistle, West immediately raised his hand to receive the foul, for fear that the referee would call the foul on McGee.

Now the Pacers team must protect McGee well. He has fouled three times. If he fouls again in the third quarter, he will go down and rest.

When he rested, Li Liang was about to step up to the center forward again.

So, now the Cavaliers and Pacers each have a weakness.

The Cavaliers are Irving's defensive colander, and the Pacers are McGee's foul crisis.

Thus, a game of hide and seek began on both sides.

The Cavaliers try to hide Irving on the weak side as much as possible, and at the same time strengthen the interference with the Pacers' transfer of the ball.

For the Pacers, West and Li Liang assisted McGee in the interior defense, and by the way, helped lead fouls when needed.

Li Liang made the Cavaliers two offensive fouls in a row in the third quarter, once on James and once on Mozgov, fully demonstrating his acting skills as the best actor under the basket.

But looking at the scores of the two sides, the Cavaliers are slowly approaching.

Li Liang missed three three-point shots in the third quarter. George, James, and James-Jones started a round-robin battle against Li Liang, and began to consume Li Liang with physical confrontation. An easy three-pointer.

The battle became more and more intense, and the game progressed to the middle of the third quarter, and James went off to rest again.

At this time, it was Dellavedova who replaced James. He had just exchanged Garnett in the first half, and came with a mission in the second half. Blatt actually asked him to defend Li Liang.

If he used his normal defense one-on-one, how could he be able to defend against Li Liang.

He used an abnormal method to deal with Li Liang——mad dog entanglement method.

As soon as Li Liang came up, before he got the ball, he began to entangle Li Liang. His two hands clamped Li Liang's torso like a crab, and his body leaned up like a teddy.

To be honest, if it wasn't for the fear of being punished for a foul, Li Liang really wanted to kick him out of the sideline with a jio.

But that would be in the hands of the opponent, Li Liang can't mess up, he can only scold.

As soon as the hair dryer was turned on, there was a beep at Dellavedova, starting from the history of exiled criminals in Australia, Crazy Milk Australia.

Dellavedova came up to stimulate Li Liang and interfered with him with a mad dog defense.

Who knew that Li Liang's scolding was really... Dellavedova finally couldn't bear it after being scolded for two rounds, and began to elbow Li Liang.

Of course Li Liang would not fight back, and continued to fight back. After all, Li Liang was a famous college student with rich historical knowledge and proficient allusions.

The Pacers were about to attack, and the two sprayed each other near the center line, and Dellavedova looked like, "I'm going to jump up and hit your knee."

The referee blew his whistle again at the right time, and separated the two for fear that they would bite.

As a result, the three referees discussed together for a while, and gave Li Liang and Dellavedova a technical foul each.

Li Liang was speechless, and was given a technical foul again?

Garnett was sent off in the first half, and Dela was fine.

In the second half, they played 50 rebounds each. He has a really big hand as a backup point guard.

Of course, the good news is that because Della also had a technical foul in the first half, he was directly sent off.

And Li Liang had a technical foul on his back, and there was still one more quarter to play, so he had to be careful.

Li Liang ran to the referee Moore to defend himself, Moore just comforted Li Liang, "Play well and put your energy into the game."

Li Liang really wants to spit on the referee, and I also want to play well. Do you think the Cavaliers' defense looks like they want to play well?

But the playoffs are like this. In many cases, it is not the game itself that determines the final result of the game, but some things outside the game, or these things themselves are also part of the game.

Dellavedova's task has been completed. During the two minutes of James' rest, he successfully dragged Li Liang, causing Li Liang to pay a technical foul. Then, amidst the applause and cheers of the fans, Leaving the stadium from the player tunnel, returning to the locker room to rest, and retired.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, the Pacers called a timeout.

The score on the court was 61:65, and the Pacers still led by 4 points.

Bird is now a little worried, because the entire Pacers team, including Li Liang, has begun to have some inattention.

Not only because of the away game, but also because some non-basketball factors interfered with the players' game mood.

In away games, the mental state is very important. Once the mentality is messed up, the game will be difficult to play.

Bird called a timeout at the right time, but the timeout didn't seem to have any effect.

As soon as the timeout ended, the Pacers served a sideline ball, which was intercepted by James.

Hill couldn't catch up with James and could only foul, and the sideline ball tactics arranged during the timeout were completely useless.

Immediately afterwards, Li Liang was called a defensive foul by the referee when he was defending James from receiving the ball. The team's third foul was also Li Liang's third foul.

Any more fouls will result in free throws.

Li Liang didn't dare to scold the referee casually at this time, and if he scolded the referee and gave a T, he would go back to rest, and the game would be over.

It's really frustrating.

James continued to ask for the ball in the low post. He knew that Li Liang didn't dare to exert force, so he pushed back desperately, then turned around with his back and walked to the baseline, laying up with both hands!

At this time, McGee came over from the flank, a big hat with a nail plate, and blocked the ball!

However, before McGee landed, the referee blew his whistle, indicating that this was a goaltending ball.

McGee hopped his feet anxiously, how could this be an interference ball?

However, according to the slow-motion replay, James' ball did hit the backboard first, and McGee then capped the ball.

At 63:65, the difference between the two sides was only 2 points.