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The Cavaliers aren't going down without a fight. The team took down the Pistons 112-103 from Cleveland in Game Four of the Eastern Conference Semifinals. Donovan Mitchell exploded for 43 points. Caris LeVert sunk 24 points off the bench for the Pistons as the best-of-seven series is now tied at two games apiece heading back to Detroit for Game Five on Wednesday.
Donovan Mitchell recorded one of the best scoring halves in NBA playoff history, matching a league record with 39 points in the second half of the Cleveland Cavaliers' 112-103 victory in Game 4 on Monday night that evened their second-round series with the Detroit Pistons at 2-2.
Mitchell finished the game with 43 points, and his second-half outburst tied a record set by former Golden State Warriors guard Eric "Sleepy" Floyd in 1987 against the Los Angeles Lakers. Mitchell had an opportunity to break the record, but he missed a free throw with 27.6 seconds remaining.
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