LeBron’s buzzer-beater tames the Bulls
Cavaliers level the semi-final playoff series 2-2 after narrowly beating the Bulls in Game Four.
Forward LeBron James made a baseline jump shot as time expired to lift the Cleveland Cavaliers to an 86-84 win against the Chicago Bulls in Game Four of their Eastern Conference semi-final playoff series.
James finished with 25 points, 14 rebounds and eight assists as the Cavaliers evened the best-of-seven series at two games apiece ahead of Game Five in Cleveland on Tuesday.
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Teammates mobbed James after he drilled the shot from 21 feet along the left baseline.
It was the second consecutive buzzer-beater in the series. In Game Three, Rose banked in a three-pointer as time expired to win the game.
Cleveland trailed by as many as 11 points in the second half before embarking on a 23-5 run that made it 80-73 with 4:03 remaining. Guard J.R. Smith sparked the turnaround with a trio of three-pointers early in the fourth quarter.
Center Timofey Mozgov contributed 15 points and nine rebounds for Cleveland.