Lakers vs. Suns Game 4 Preview: When will the threes start to fall?

Robert Hanashiro-USA TODAY Sports If the scoreboard hadn’t been visible when Wesley Matthews hit his second three in a row in the fourth quarter of Game 3 against the Suns, one would have been forgiven for thinking his jumper had just iced an NBA Finals game — or at least a series-clinching victory — based on the way the rest of the Lakers celebrated.

Starting center Andre Drummond and two-way player Devontae Cacok mimicked Matthews’ trademark bow and arrow celebration in unison. Talen Horton-Tucker ran onto the court to hug the veteran shooting guard who took his spot in the rotation as the Suns called timeout to stop the bleeding. Matthews may have only given the Lakers a 15-point lead to…