On May 12, the NBA playoffs ended all games today, and the latest standings are as follows!

On May 12, today's NBA playoffs ended two more matches. Let's take a look at the latest changes in the standings. The main information is as follows: the Pacers beat the Cavaliers 129-109, with a big score of 3-1; the Thunder defeated the Nuggets 92-87, and the two sides drew 2-2!

Pacers won the match point

The Pacers, who fought at home, did not let the victory continue to slip away today, and passed the score easily with a score of 129-109! In this game, the Cavaliers felt cold. They only scored 8 sports goals in the first half, setting a record for the lowest half-time goal score in the NBA. They were 41 points behind 39-80 at halftime, and the suspense of the game was ended early. What made the Cavaliers worse was that Mitchell had a sprained left ankle and did not make a appearance in the second half. He had to undergo an MRI test to determine the injury.

Mitchell retired from injury

As the first in the Eastern Conference regular season, the Cavaliers have been shining this season, but now they are standing on the edge of the cliff, and their strength is overestimated. The next G5 will return to the Cavaliers' home game. They are not yet giving up and need to persevere until the end. All Pacers made appearances today. Siakam easily scored 21 points and 6 rebounds on 9 of 10 shots, Turner contributed 20 points and 7 rebounds on 7 of 13 shots, and Totel scored 20 points and 5 rebounds on 9 of 14 shots. The Pacers hold the match point and are expected to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals for two consecutive years! (Last year, the Bucks, 4-2 Knicks, 0-4 Celtics)

The Thunder equalized the big score

We turned our attention to the series between the Thunder and the Nuggets. G4 was over in the early morning. The Nuggets felt cold and only scored a pitiful 8 points in the first quarter. Of course, the Thunder was not much better and only 17 points. The Nuggets regained their feel in the third quarter, and won 12 points in a single quarter 33-21 and overtook the score. In the critical quarter, the Nuggets were affected by physical energy and their offensive efficiency declined again. The Thunder's substitutes Wiggins and Wallace showed their strength. In the end, the Thunder defeated the Nuggets 92-87 and stubbornly equalized the score 2-2. The battle between the King of Heaven and Kings Mountain will be held at the Thunder's home court.

The Nuggets felt bad

In this game, 5 players scored in double digits, Alexander made 8 of 19 shots, made 9 of 12 free throws, contributed 25 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists, Williams made 2 of 13 shots, only 10 points and 5 assists, Wiggins and Wallace both scored 11 points, and Caruso made 10 points. The Nuggets scored in double digits, Jokic made 7 of 22 shots, made 11 of 14 free throws, scored 27 points, 13 rebounds and 3 assists, Murray made 5 of 15 shots, 5 of 6 free throws, Braun scored 17 points, Gordon made 5 of 10 shots, 15 points, 16 rebounds and 6 assists, Westbrook made 2 of 12 shots, only 6 points and 3 rebounds, Porter Jr. made 1 of 7 shots, and 0 of 5 shots from the outside.