The King of Mid-ball scored 91 points back to back and forth and easily defeated Harry Poton! The Cavaliers 1-2 turnaround drama is staged

Donovan Mitchell scored 43 points and 9 rebounds. The Cleveland Cavaliers, who played all players today, defeated the Indiana Pacers 126-104, narrowing the score of the Eastern Conference semi-finals to 1-2! The

Cavaliers won three games of the series, and the Pacers will have another chance to break the trend in Game 4 next Monday.

All players played to avoid 0-3, Halliburton defeated the battle

Cleveland was eager to avoid falling into a 0-3 lag. This time they tried their best - shot 14 three-pointers, led the rebound 56-37, and even relied on regional defense to slow down the pace of the Pacers, who scored high points.

With NBA Defensive Player of the Year Evan Mobley, All-Star Guard Darius Garland and key substitute De Andre Hunter all put on their jerseys after missing out on Game 2, Michelle got the support he needed.

Max Strus scored 4 three-pointers, scored 20 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists. The other three Cavaliers also scored in double digits. The Cavaliers led by up to 26 points and never fell behind, and they managed to retain the lead when the Indiana Pacers narrowed the gap to 11 points in the fourth quarter.

Benedict Mathering scored the highest score on the Pacers, with 23 points. Pascal Siakam scored 18 points and Tyres Halliburton scored 4 points and 5 assists, the first time in his career that he lost home in the playoffs. I wonder if I will still dance egg dance today?

A 25-4 win in the first half, ESPN predicted that the Cavaliers' winning rate was as high as 94.5%

In these three games, players often fell to the ground in the most intense physical confrontation game. Shortly after the second quarter started, Hunter was knocked down near the free throw line after a three-pointer, almost falling to the ground. And after being sentenced to an offensive foul, Mitchell fell heavily into the seat in the first row. The Pacers then received five technical fouls, one of which was to delay the game, and the emotions of both sides also exploded!

However, on the court, Cleveland controlled most of the game, breaking a 36-36 draw with a 25-4 second quarter, helping the Cavaliers lead the first half with a score of 66-45.

The winning rate in the first half was as high as 94.5%

Mitchell led the team to resist the counterattack, with 40+43 points in two consecutive games, and 91 points back-to-back in the middle of the third quarter, Indiana narrowed the score to 80-65, and seemed to be ready to launch a counterattack again in the fourth quarter. Siakam scored a three-pointer with 8 minutes and 24 seconds left to chase the score to 93-104. But Mitchell and Struz made consecutive three-pointers, leading the team to secure the victory.