The Indiana Pacers had a great chance to take control of their playoff series with the Cleveland Cavaliers, but they blew it.
The Pacers led 93-91 with under four minutes to play in Game 4 on Sunday, but they allowed a couple of big 3-pointers by Kyle Korer and lost 104-100.
LeBron James had 32 points, 13 rebounds and seven assists in the game. He was interviewed by TNT’s Allie LaForce afterwards and credited his team for not losing composure.
“I think the one thing that we did in Game 3 — we lost our composure. And the best teacher in life is experience, so it happened again, and we didn’t lose our composure,” James said. “We still made shots. Even when they made a run, we got stops. Even when they took the lead in the fourth quarter, we just kept our composure throughout everything. It’s a good step in the right direction for our ballclub.
“We’re a resilient bunch. We’re a confident bunch. We got to clean up some things.”
The series is now tied 2-2 and Game 5 will be on Wednesday in Cleveland. It feels like momentum has turned Cleveland’s way in the series.
