Cavs vs. Pacers, NBA Playoffs game 4: preview, opportunities, injury report, television

Cleveland, Ohio – with her back, which still brushes the wall, the Cavs have the golden opportunity to change the sound of the semi -finals of the Eastern Conference.

After the CAVS had broken off the catastrophe with a game 3 in the Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Friday, the Indiana Pacers appear 2-1 in a decisive game 4 on Sunday evening.

Tipoff is set in the Gainbridge Fieldhouse for 8 p.m., where the atmosphere is certainly violent – and where the Cavs have to prove that they can process more than just the noise.

Cleveland's stars returned in their previous Matchup.

Darius Garland fought through his injured toe. De'andre Hunter (thumb) brought the wing on two guidelines. And Evan Mabley, who played through an ankle ban, everyone recalled why he is the defensive anchor in the franchise.

After the injury report is finally clear, the CAVs have been in game 4 for the second time since April 23.

Nevertheless, the swing in the playoffs is fragile. The early Loch Cleveland Dug does not delete a strong performance.

A victory would make this series with two games in Cleveland in a best-of-thread. A loss? It would mean that the Cavs need three consecutive victories – including two on the street – to keep their season alive.

For the Pacers, this game is about exerting pressure and protecting their homeland.

The Cavaliers are about survival and the swinging of the series in their hands.

The Sunday evening is the moment when everything can shift – when Cleveland is ready to take it.