The Indiana Pacers made headlines in the NBA playoffs with a stunning performance against the Cleveland Cavaliers. On May 12, 2025, the Pacers tied an NBA playoff record by achieving a remarkable 41-point halftime lead in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
- Pacers tie NBA playoff record for halftime lead.
- Bennedict Mathurin ejected for Flagrant 2 foul.
- Pacers shot 60% and made 12 three-pointers.
- Cleveland struggled with 25% shooting efficiency.
- Aaron Nesmith hit buzzer-beater to tie record.
- Pacers lead series 2-1 heading to Game 5.
Despite losing star guard Bennedict Mathurin to an ejection early in the game, the Pacers showcased their dominance. They shot an impressive 60% from the field and drained 12 of 18 three-pointers, leaving the Cavaliers struggling with only 25% shooting.
This extraordinary game raises questions about the Pacers’ resilience and strategy moving forward. How will they maintain this momentum in Cleveland? The Cavaliers will need to regroup quickly to avoid falling further behind in the series.
- Bennedict Mathurin was ejected for a Flagrant 2 foul in the first quarter.
- The Pacers’ 80-point first half ties an NBA playoff record.
- Cleveland struggled with just three assists and minimal scoring support.
- Game 5 will be crucial for both teams as they vie for playoff supremacy.
As the series shifts to Cleveland for Game 5, fans eagerly anticipate whether the Pacers can continue their impressive run or if the Cavaliers will stage a comeback.
