LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers will attempt to sweep away the Atlanta Hawks when the two teams get together in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals on Tuesday night in Cleveland. A Cavaliers victory would send James to his fifth consecutive NBA Finals and just the second Finals in franchise history.
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The Cavaliers hope to sweep away the Hawks and head to the NBA Finals.
Cleveland is on the brink of the Finals after pulling out a thrilling 114-111 overtime victory in Game 3 that featured a historic performance from James. The four-time MVP bounced back from an 0-of-10 start to the game, to finish with 37 points, 18 rebounds and 13 assists, an unprecedented playoff line.
Not only did James post that impressive stat line, but he also hit the two biggest shots of the game. After Jeff Teague put the Hawks up two in the final minute of overtime with a clutch three, James responded with a three of his own off a Tristan Thompson offensive rebound of a James miss. The next possession down, James bulldozed his way to the bucket for another score to put the Cavaliers up three, and the game was won when Shelvin Mack missed two potential game-tying three-pointers in the final seconds.
Kyrie Irving didn't play in Game 3 because of his knee tendinitis, and the Cavaliers point guard remains questionable for Game 4. Considering Cleveland has such a commanding lead in the series, the team will likely play it safe with Irving.
The Hawks will take it just one game at a time as they try to get back in this series. Al Horford will be back in the lineup after his controversial ejection in Game 3 didn't result in a suspension, and that'll mean less Mike Scott, who had several key mistakes late in the game that cost Atlanta.
How to watch
Game time: 8:30 p.m. ET
TV: TNT
Online: TNT Overtime
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