The Cleveland Cavaliers overcame a 15-point deficit and a late Pistons push to beat Detroit 117-113 in overtime, taking a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Conference semi-final. James Harden powered the comeback with 30 points, turning a road game into a statement victory. Cleveland now heads home with momentum and a chance to close out the series.
Donovan Mitchell tied an NBA postseason record with 39 points in the second half, finishing with 43 as the Cavaliers beat the Pistons 112-103 in Game 4. The win leveled the Eastern Conference semifinals at 2-2 and featured a crushing 25-0 Cavaliers run that flipped momentum fast. Game 5 shifts to Detroit with the series dead even.
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Joel Embiid made a major impact in Game 5, scoring 33 points to help the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Boston Celtics 113-97. Tyrese Maxey added 25 as Philadelphia pulled off the convincing win to keep its playoff hopes alive. The series now shifts to Philadelphia for Game 6 on Thursday night.
LeBron James’ clutch three-pointer with under 30 seconds left forced overtime after the Lakers trailed by six. Marcus Smart then powered the extra period with key points and free throws, helping Los Angeles seal a dramatic 112-108 win. The victory leaves the Lakers up 3-0 in the series against the Rockets, turning the postseason up fast.
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