Perfect counterattack to win back 1-2! Mitchell 43+9& Allen 19+12, Cavaliers 126-104 beat Pacers

At 7:30 am on May 10, the Cavaliers went to the Pacers' G3 game away from home, with their starting lineups Garland, Mitchell, Struce, Mobley, and Allen; the Pacers' starting five starting tigers are Halliburton, Nemhard, Nesmith, Siakam and Turner.

The first quarter started, and Struz only knew the bent his bow and shot the Eagles from the outside and scored 3 points. Mobley made a killing and free throw and made 1 point with two free throws. Allen Popeye loved to dunk and dunk 2 points. Struz made another 2 points with a backward jump shot. Then he continued to shoot the outside with a long shot of 3 points. The Cavaliers took the lead 11:0 at the beginning! Turner made a foul and made two free throws and hit back with two free throws, then scored 2 points again to score 4 points, one man scored 4 points in a row. Allen grabbed the rebound and made a 2-pointer. Both sides were in an offensive mode and fought back and forth. At the end of the first quarter, the two teams drew 32:32.

Continue to fight in the second quarter, Mitchell easily scored 2 points under the basket with a fast break, Matherin made a foul and made two free throws and hit 2 points against both free throws, Hunter hit a 2-pointer, Siakam made 2 points in the middle distance, and the two teams drew again 36:36. Mobri's hook-up layup was added with 2 points, Struz made a long-range shot from the outside with 100 steps, and Hunter scored a foul free throw and made one point with two free throws. The Cavaliers scored 6 points in a row to lead 42:36. Both sides attacked again with passionate shots of chasing each other. After two quarters, the Pacers fell behind the Cavaliers 21 45:66, and the half collapsed!

Statistics of both sides in the first half:

The second half changed sides and fought again! The Cavaliers' four major battles will be replaced by Mitchell, Struce, Allen and Mobley, and will score in a rotational offensive score, leading the team to a steady and leading the team to a big score. Garland's return is in poor condition and frequently hits the iron; the Pacers' team is in average today, relying solely on Mathering, Nemhard, Turner and Siakam to lead the team to catch up. Halliburton fell into a slump in this game and scored only 4 points. The final battle ended, and the Cavaliers easily defeated the Pacers 126:104 to win a game, and the Eastern Conference semi-finals series between the two sides reached 1-2!