Carrying over their momentum from their dominating Game 3 victory, the Cleveland Cavaliers tied this Eastern Conference Finals series at two games a piece with a 111-102 win over the Boston Celtics Monday night.
The Cavaliers’ offensive onslaught resumed in Game 4 as if Game 3 never ended. After shooting over 48 percent from the field and 50 percent from three on Saturday, Cleveland followed that performance with 61 percent field goals and made six of their first 11 three pointers in the first half.
The Cavs’ prolific shooting resulted in the highest total the Celtics have given up all year at 68 first half points, leading to a 15-point halftime deficit.