US EditionPacers roll to victory in Game 4 to take 3-1 lead
- The Indiana Pacers defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 129-103 in Game 4 Sunday night.
- Milwaukee lost star guard Damian Lillard to a lower leg injury after six minutes.
- Indiana never trailed and extended their lead after Lillard left the game.
- The Pacers shot 60.2 percent from the floor, with eight players scoring double figures, a franchise record.
- The Pacers now hold a 3-1 series advantage and can eliminate Milwaukee Tuesday.
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Pacers Roll to 129-103 Victory in Game 4 to Take 3-1 Lead After Bucks Lose Lillard to Injury
MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Indiana Pacers scored at will while the Milwaukee Bucks couldn’t recover from the loss of one of their two superstar players. Now the Pacers are on the verge of ending the Bucks’ season for a second straight year. Myles Turner scored 23 points and the Pacers shot 60.2% on Sunday night while winning 129-103 over the Bucks, who lost Damian Lillard to a lower left leg injury midway through the first quarter. The preliminary exa…
Pacers Bounce Back, Dominate Bucks in Game Four to Take Series Lead – WRBI Radio
The Indiana Pacers responded well to their Game Three loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday. They beat the Bucks in Game Four on Sunday, 129-103. Tyrese Haliburton says the team had a much better third quarter in this game than they did the last. He finished the night with yet another double-double of 17 points and 15 assists. Myles Turner led the way scoring with 23 points. Indiana can take the series in Game Five back in Indy on Tuesday. The Bu
Pacers bounce back strong, roll past Bucks, now head to the 'House with chance to close out series
The Pacers showed up for Game 4 ready to make up for the mishap that was the second half of Game 3, with several key segments of the game that ended with the Pacers earning a wire-to-wire, 129-103 win to bring a 3-1 series lead back to the Fieldhouse for Game 5 on Tuesday evening.Myles Turner set the bounce-back tone early, scoring 7 points in just over 3 minutes to eclipse his Game 3 offensive output and he was nowhere near done for the night. …
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