Tim Donahue: Total. Fifteen seconds into the game George Hill hit a 3 to give the Pacers the lead. They held it for the final 47:45 of clock time. Indiana won almost every aspect of Game 4, scoring 110 points per hundred possessions, while allowing only 87 per100. The Pacers shot better, had more rebounds, more assists, more steals, more blocks, and fewer turnovers. It was a total victory.
William Furr: Unselfish. The Pacers had twice as many assists as Toronto (24 to 12), led by Ian Mahinmi with a career-high 5. Every single player who played more than garbage time had at least 1.