The Eastern Conference won 22 points in the first place! Mitchell beat the big dark horse 43+9, Halliburton lost himself

On May 10, the NBA playoffs continued, and the Pacers returned to their home court to play against the Cavaliers. In the away game, the Pacers returned to home court but fell into a passive position. Fortunately, they successfully caught up with the score. However, the Cavaliers scored a 34-13 offensive in the second quarter, widening the gap again, leading by up to 24 points. However, the Pacers counterattacked in the last quarter, and Mitchell scored consecutive points to secure the victory. In the end, the Cavaliers defeated the Pacers 126-104, and the score was 1-2.

The Cavaliers have no way out in this game. Only by winning the game can the suspense of the series be preserved. The team's main players Garland, Mobley and Hunter all made a comeback. The Cavaliers came up and took the lead in the away game, constantly rushing to score points, and then took the initiative on the field and widened the score gap. But then the Pacers slowly entered the state, and as Mathering hit a buzzer-beating three-pointer, they successfully tied the score in the first quarter. In the second quarter, the Pacers failed to continue their momentum, while the Cavaliers continued their hot momentum, widening the gap again, winning 21 points in a single quarter, leading the Pacers 66-45 at halftime.

The change of sides and the fight again, the Cavaliers firmly took the initiative on the field and maintained a leading advantage of about 20 points. They did not give the Pacers too many opportunities to counterattack, and they still led by 18 points after the third quarter. In the last quarter, Siakam suddenly started to explode, with internal and external shots scored consecutively, helping the team close to 11 points. Mitchell scored consecutive points, Struz also made three-pointers, the Cavaliers took the initiative again, the Pacers' momentum was suppressed, and Mitchell scored consecutive points to help the team secure the victory. In the end, the Cavaliers beat the Pacers 126-104.

The Pacers, who returned to home, failed to continue their momentum, Halliburton was in a sluggish state, scored only 4 points and 5 assists in 2 of 8 shots; Siakam had only 18 points and 4 rebounds, and Turner had 15 points. Fortunately, Mathering scored 23 points on the bench, McConaughey scored 12 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists. Unfortunately, the team lost the inside this time, and the Cavaliers led the rebound 56-37.

The Cavaliers, the number one in the East, also made a try when they came to the away game. Mitchell continued his last hot state, playing for 37 minutes, making 14 of 29 shots, scoring 43 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists, and scoring 40+ points in two consecutive games. In addition, Struz also had 20 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists, and the return of the three major players also gave the team more confidence. This time Mobley scored 18 points and 13 rebounds, Allen scored 19 points and 12 rebounds, and Garland also scored 10 points.